Template Macros
Use the below macros in the templates-

//In the header/footer:
${totalCount}  - total number of records
${selectedCount}  - number of filtered records

//In the pre record template -
${<field name>_min}
${<field name>_max}
${<field name>_total}
${<field name>_average}

These are the values specified by the user in the filter widgets -

${filter_<field name>_min} //for numeric values
${filter_<field name>_max}
${filter_<field name>} //for enumerated and text values

//If the user does not specify a text filter value then just show blank
//If the user specifies some text filter value then wrap it with the prefix/suffix
${filter_<field name> prefix='some text prefix' suffix='some text suffix'} 

Template Examples
The below example (see it here) shows Colorado 14k foot peaks data. The display uses filter fields to allow the user to filter the data. The filter_... macros in the templates display the values of those filter fields. The prefix/suffix attributes in the macros allow one to show a phrase only if a text filter value is selected by the user.

The template display is specified as:

 {{display  type="template"  displayStyle="background:rgba(0,0,0,0);"
headerTemplate="There are a total of ${selectedCount} peaks 
between ${filter_elev_min} and ${filter_elev_max} feet 
with elevation gain between ${filter_elev_gain_min} and ${filter_elev_gain_max} feet 
${filter_class prefix=' of class '} 
${filter_range prefix=' in the ' suffix=' range'}" 
filterFields="elev,elev_gain,distance,range,class" hideFilterWidget="true"
}} 

The below display (from here) showing mass shooting data uses two different template displays as defined here.

Image 2: Template Example

{{display  type="template" 
headerTemplate="There have been a total of ${totalCount} mass shootings with ${fatalities_total} fatalities and ${injured_total} injured"}} 
{{display  type="template" 
headerTemplate="Top 3 mass shootings: <br><table cellpadding=5><tr><td></td><td>Fatalities</td><td>Injured</td></tr>" 
template="<tr><td>${title}</td><td>${fatalities}</td><td>${injured}</td></tr>"
footerTemplate="</table>" 
maxNumber="3" 
sortFields=fatalities 
sortAscending=false
}} 

Derived data can be calculated by specifying a javascript function with the field ids. For example, in the election data example one of the displays shows the turnout percentage using the following attributes:

function="total_ballots/active_voters" 
functionName="turnout"

The full wiki text is:

{{display  type="areachart"  column="0" 
layoutHere="true"  showTitle="true"  title="Line Chart with Function"  
vAxisMinValue="0" vAxisMaxValue="1.0" padRight="true"
function="total_ballots/active_voters" functionName="turnout"}}

Percentage values can be calculated with the showPercent attribute. This sums up the values of all of the specified fields and uses the percent value.

The data values and or displayed unit of the point data that is displayed in chart can be modified by specifying offset and scale units. For example, one can convert Kelvin to Celsius in a display with the following attributes: There are also scale and offset2 values supported where the end value is calculated as: You can specify values specific for a particular field using:

Sometimes there are a number of displays on a single page that share the same set of properties. For example, this page shows a number of charts of atmospheric time series data. The data itself has temperature in Kelvin and pressure in Pascals. However, the displays show the data in Celsius and Hectopascals. As described aboce a scale, offset and new unit for the displays showing temperature and pressure data can be specified. However, because there are a number of displays that show this data one would have to specify these attributes for every display tag. However, using the displayPropert tag global properties can be specified that are applicable to all displays on the page:

You can filter the data that is shown based on string pattern matching or numeric operators. You do this with the attributes:

patternFilterField="field id" 
filterPattern="some string"
numericFilterField="other field id" 
numericFilterValue="number" 
numericFilterOperator=">|>=|==|<|<=" 

e.g.: below would only show data where the 1st matches the string "Texas" and the 3rd needs to be less that 5000.

{{display  type="sankey" height="800" 
patternFilterField="#1" filterPattern="Texas"
numericFilterField="#3" numericFilterValue="5000" numericFilterOperator=">" 
}}