Add a Tooltip in Discovery Wizard (Google Sheets Version)

Overview

Adding a tooltip in the Discovery Wizard for the Google Sheets version is a powerful way to enhance the user experience by providing on-demand explanations or clarifications about specific elements within the interface. Tooltips serve as a helpful tool to improve the user experience by providing concise, contextual information when users hover their mouse pointer over specific elements, such as buttons, fields, or settings. These brief descriptions offer clarity about the purpose or functionality of various components, reducing confusion and improving usability. Tooltips in ValueCore can be used to explain complex functions, guide users through configuration settings, or simply provide additional context about data points or options within the platform. Implementing tooltips involves using a scripting or configuration feature within ValueCore to associate descriptive text with specific elements, ensuring that users have easy access to helpful information right when they need it.

Step-by-Step Guide


Adding a Tooltip to Variables


  1. Follow the steps to Add Single Variables in Discovery Wizard (Google Sheets Version).



  1. Click the pencil icon. The Update Variable pop-up box appears.



  1. Click to select the Tooltip checkbox.



  1. Enter text in the Tooltip text box and then click Update.



  1. A question mark appears near to the variable.



  1. Hover the mouse over the question mark and it reveals the tooltip.


Adding a Tooltip to Tables


  1. Follow the steps to Add a Table in Discovery Wizard (Google Sheets Version).



  1. Hover the mouse on Title. Click the pencil icon.



  1. Enter text in the Tooltip field and then click Update.



  1. A question mark appears next to the Title.


  2. Click Preview.



  1. Hover the mouse over the question mark and it reveals the tooltip.



  1. Hover the mouse over cells containing text. Click the pencil icon.



  1. The Edit Cell pop-up box appears. Enter text in the Tooltip text box.


  2. Click Save.


  1. A question mark appears next to the variable.

  1. Click Preview.




  1. Hover the mouse over the question mark and it reveals the tooltip.

  1. To edit the tooltip, click Back to Admin and make the required changes.

  1. To delete the tooltip, remove the text in the Tooltip textbox.

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