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Order, aggregate, derive, and transform application rows for TanStack Charts while preserving semantic units and lineage. Load for stacks, bins, groups, rolling windows, ranks, regression, hierarchy, missing values, or reactive transform work.

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prepare-chart-data
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Order, aggregate, derive, and transform application rows for TanStack Charts while preserving semantic units and lineage. Load for stacks, bins, groups, rolling windows, ranks, regression, hierarchy, missing values, or reactive transform work.
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{"type":"core","library":"@tanstack/charts","library_version":"1.1.0"}
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["TanStack/charts:docs/guides/transforms-and-reactivity.md","TanStack/charts:docs/reference/transforms.md","TanStack/charts:docs/reference/marks/line-and-area.md"]
# Prepare Chart Data Use **trigger → inspect → decide → build → verify**. Keep analytical preparation outside responsive layout and preserve the row lineage needed by tooltips, selection, tables, and drill-down. ## Setup Prepare semantic rows once, then pass them to marks: ```ts import { groupBy, lineY, rollingWindow } from '@tanstack/charts' interface Order { day: string region: string amount: number } export function prepareRevenue(orders: readonly Order[]) { const daily = groupBy(orders, { by: { region: 'region', day: 'day' }, outputs: { revenue: { value: 'amount', reduce: 'sum' }, orders: { reduce: 'count' }, }, }) return rollingWindow(daily, { by: 'region', orderBy: 'day', size: 7, partial: false, outputs: { revenue7d: { value: 'revenue', reduce: 'sum' } }, }) } const prepared = prepareRevenue([ { day: '2026-08-01', region: 'West', amount: 120 }, { day: '2026-08-02', region: 'West', amount: 160 }, ]) export const revenueMark = lineY(prepared, { x: 'day', y: 'revenue7d', z: 'region', }) ``` ## Core Patterns ### Choose the owner by scope | Work | Owner | | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | Calculation from one row | channel accessor | | Reusable cross-row result | eager data transform | | Geometry meaningful only inside one mark | `layout: stack()` or `layout: group()` | | Product-specific enrichment or filtering | ordinary application function | | Pixel-space work after margins resolve | resolved-layout mark, not a data transform | ### Compose structural and analytical transforms ```ts import { normalize, select } from '@tanstack/charts' import { fold } from '@tanstack/charts/transform/fold' const services = [ { service: 'api', latency: 180, throughput: 820 }, { service: 'worker', latency: 240, throughput: 510 }, ] const folded = fold(services, { fields: ['latency', 'throughput'] as const, as: { key: 'metric', value: 'measurement' }, }) const normalized = normalize(folded, { by: 'metric', value: 'measurement', basis: 'extent', as: 'relativeMeasurement', }) export const baselines = select(normalized, { by: 'metric', select: 'first', }) ``` Each stage should have one semantic responsibility and a named output. ### Order path data before mark construction ```ts import { lineY } from '@tanstack/charts' const rows = [ { date: new Date('2026-08-03'), value: 14 }, { date: new Date('2026-08-01'), value: 10 }, { date: new Date('2026-08-02'), value: 12 }, ] const ordered = [...rows].sort((left, right) => +left.date - +right.date) export const trend = lineY(ordered, { x: 'date', y: 'value' }) ``` Scale domains do not reorder line or area topology. ### Preserve direct lineage TanStack transforms record their immediate input in `source`. If application code creates additional derived rows, preserve equivalent references when focus, drill-down, or audit must reach the original observations. Read [the transform decision table](references/transforms.md) before combining transform families. ## Common Mistakes ### CRITICAL Sorting after creating the mark Wrong: ```ts const mark = lineY(rows, { x: 'date', y: 'value' }) rows.sort((left, right) => +left.date - +right.date) ``` Correct: ```ts const ordered = [...rows].sort((left, right) => +left.date - +right.date) const mark = lineY(ordered, { x: 'date', y: 'value' }) ``` Line and area marks capture input order as path order. Source: `docs/reference/marks/line-and-area.md` ### HIGH Running eager transforms in responsive builders Wrong: ```ts defineChart(({ width }) => ({ marks: [lineY(rollingWindow(rows, options), channels)], })) ``` Correct: ```ts const prepared = rollingWindow(rows, options) defineChart(({ width }) => ({ marks: [lineY(prepared, channels)] })) ``` Responsive builders may rerun for size and layout changes while source rows remain unchanged. Source: `docs/guides/transforms-and-reactivity.md`; `API-FRICTION.md` F-128 ### HIGH Manually accumulating ordinary stacks Wrong: maintain application running totals for each x value and series. Correct: ```ts barY(rows, { x: 'quarter', y: 'revenue', z: 'product', layout: stack(), }) ``` Native stack layout owns missing series, negative values, order, and updates. Fixed in the current API, but agents trained on early examples may still generate manual accumulation. Source: GitHub issue 9; `API-FRICTION.md` F-163 ### HIGH Flattening derived rows without lineage Wrong: replace aggregated rows with unlabeled numeric tuples. Correct: keep named outputs, grouping fields, and direct source references through each application-owned step. Tooltips, selection, and drill-down otherwise lose the records that contributed to the value. Source: `docs/reference/transforms.md`; `docs/guides/transforms-and-reactivity.md` ### HIGH Tension: analytical honesty versus visual simplicity Aggregation and normalization reduce visual noise but can hide denominators, sample sizes, uncertainty, and missing-value policy. Prepare the evidence required by `design-a-chart` before reducing row detail. See also: `design-a-chart/SKILL.md` § Common Mistakes ## References - [Transform selection and output contracts](references/transforms.md) See also: `configure-scales-guides-color/SKILL.md`, `build-chart-interactions/SKILL.md`, and `coordinate-charts-with-tanstack/SKILL.md` — derived values determine domains, legends, tooltip content, available lineage, and shared chart-grid projections.
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