Looking for a complicated graphing plugin…
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tl;dr I am trying to put together a complicated calculator in WordPress utilizing graphs and forms and I want to know if any of you know of a plug-in I can use to make it.
Essentially, I am building a publicly controlled conglomerate with quarterly finance reports of all businesses and I am trying to show the public where the money is going because the organization is charitable in nature with for-profit subsidiaries paying for the charitable activities. I need to put a series of live charts and graphs on my website and I need to show how the money is divided. This might appear easy, but it’s not that simple as I need to add addition subsidiaries to the financial calculation as well as graphs representing there payment. I also need to show a gradual change to the money distribution as new subsidiaries will not be required to pay 50% to the parent organization until 1M dollars is made each quarter.
All of the percentages below are how the money is being divided. The variables should be the amount of money earned each quarter.
z – (100 * 0.05) – (100 * 0.10) – (100 * 0.13) – (100 * 0.13) – (100 * 0.10) – (100 * 0.50)
(y + i + n) – (100 * 0.02) – (100 * 0.08) – (100 * 0.40) – (100 * 0.40) – (100 * 0.10)
(x + p) = (100 * 0.02) – (100 * 0.03) – (100 * 0.10) – (100 * 0.03) – (100 * 0.07) – (100 * 0.05) – (100 * 0.20) – (100 * 0.50)
Main Company | Variable = x
02% = High Council
03% = Council
10% = Administration
03% = Intelligence
07% = Media
05% = Research
20% = Development
50% = Public Defined ProjectsSecondary Company | Variable = y
02% = Leadership
08% = Administration
40% = Front End Team
40% = Back End Team
10% = Investors | Variable = iSubsidiaries | Variable = z
05% = Leadership
10% = Administration
13% = Front End Company
13% = Back End Company
10% = Secondary Company | Variable = n
50% = Main Company | Variable = p________________________________________________________________________
UNDERSTANDING SUBSIDIARIES – As new subsidiaries are created every year, I can’t expect them to pay 50% of their profit because they’re just starting out. It would eat into the percentage of the departments and the employees own percentage of the net. So, instead, the percentage is low, a mere 2 percent.
A – Subsidiary A
10% = Leadership
20% = Administration
25% = Front End Team
25% = Back End Team
18% = Secondary Company
02% = Main CompanyHowever, as more money is made on the road to net profits in the millions, the percentage of funds going to the parent company would rise to the standard 50 percent of the profit.
B – Subsidiary A – Stage 2
05% = Leadership
10% = Administration
13% = Front End Company
13% = Back End Company
10% = Secondary Company
50% = Main CompanyCan someone help me?
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