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Last edited Jul 27, 2018

Created on Jul 27, 2018

This example loads an external HTML report generated by OpenStudio, extracts a specific data value from a table in that report, and displays it as a large text label on an SVG canvas. It uses D3 v4 methods such as `d3.html` and `d3.text` to fetch remote files, along with jQuery and Bootstrap for additional DOM manipulation. The visualization is minimal, presenting a single extracted metric rather than a chart or graph.

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