Can I edit the event onclick over one chart(histogram-piechart)?

[Gualberto_Vannini]

I made an histogram through Kibana and until here everything is fine.

When i click over one column happen this:

I really don't like this visual whit just the one REALLY big column so I want to edit the "onclick event" and made like "change color" and doing something like this:

I want change the event JUST when the results is just one. For example also in this chart the results is terrible and I need some trick to solve it:

All suggestion will be really appreciated!
Thank you to all

[rashmi (kulkarni)]

Hi

We do not offer this level of customization right now. It would be worthwhile to file an enhancement request here https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/new and also describe your use case there. There is also a similar kind of issue open for customizing visualizations which you could subscribe for . https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/4439

Thanks
Rashmi

[Gualberto_Vannini]

I want to sugget also:
1) the possibility to add sub-buckets also in the tilemap.
Actually you can just add geopoint.
When they are correctly displayed could be interesting trying sub-buckets to have different analysis because many time the point has many other information to show on map.

2) setup 2 o 3 "Map type" (e.g. between"Heatmap" and "Scaled circle markers") and switch between them directly from the dashboard with one button.

3) when I click in a point of point chart, there is a big mistake because the single point go in the Y axis losing its X data position:
before the click everything is fine

after the click the point go in the left losing its X position

4) in the piechart the section "custom label" doesn't work

5) With an EXTREME zoom in the tile map I have still cluster point and of course I don't want any clustering with this zoom.
I suggest that directly in the dashboard will be possibile set the precision because the precision it depends from the zoom that you want to analyze data. For my case I need 7 (for less zoom) and 8 (for big zoom)

precision 7 => with this scale i need 8

precision 7 = > with this scale 7 is perfect

precision 7 => with this scale i need 8

precision 8 => no data visible with this scale