I am new in Tableau and I couldn't find a solution so I am searching help here.
Problem:
I have a chart that looks like below:
I need to add to the brighter blue bars a string "Start" and to the dark blue string "End". Unfortunately when I click on "Label" I change for all. Do you know how I could do that?
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Tomasz
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I know this is a silly one but haven't been able to fix my chart.
I have a bar chart created showing the number of Reps per Location and I want to have my label in white. What I'm doing right now is to go to the X Axe, under the Title option I'm choosing ''white'' as the Font Color. But this doesn't have any effect (label is still black).
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Thank you for the help!
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, have no CSS no nothing but still it won't change the label color. Example below with dummy data on a blank new page:
X Axe:
Not that font color; scroll down to Tick Label and set its color:
Update: The Apex Team has raised a bug ticket to fix this behavior.
Ok. I am finding it difficult to visually discern where the current focus of my editor is. The image below shows that I am currently in the bottom PathIcon tag while the top PathIcon tag is highlighted because it is a matching type. The similarity in color has finally driven me crazy.
Does anyone know the correct text-type in the Fonts and Colors dialog of Visual Studio 2015 to change this color? And, look, for all the StackOverflow haters trolling the board, please resist closing this q until there is an answer. Then you can have your fun.
It looks like there are actually two different colors in play here. The grey box on the "<PathIcon" that contains the cursor is "Brace Matching (Rectangle)". The purplish box on the other "PathIcon" looks like it is the background portion of the "Match color", which is installed by the pro power tools.
The latter color won't reset if you change the color in fonts and colors but will be correct for editor instances you open after changing the color.
I think you're looking for Highlight Current Line (Active), which controls the colors of the line your cursor is on.
Created some code maps in Visual Studio 2013 to see if they help in any way. They're actually quite good. However, it has coloured various entities and I've no idea how it has decided what colour to use for what entity.
There are blue, dark purple and pink entities showing. At first glance, blue is interfaces and abstract classes, but not always, pink and purple I have no idea.
Second there are arrows connecting the entities which are also coloured and occassionally dotted. I've no idea what these are supposed to represent without actually looking at them. Again I need some sort of key.
Thank you
You can get the meaning of a block by looking at the symbol it contains. The colours can vary, you can change the colours also. What you should see is the symbols. Below is the list of symbols:
The links:
You can find this legend from the legend button on top of a codemap file. As you can see in the picture below.
There's a legend button in the upper right corner of the code map window (or there should be). Clicking that gives this (for C++):
I need to remove some of the ugly neon colors that are found within the Text Color tab in the CK Editor toolbar. If Possible I would also like to add some custom colors as well.
Please can anyone point me in the right direction.
Thanks
I found it, thanks to alfonsoml at CKsource: It's explained in the config options: http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/symbols/src/plugins_colorbutton_plugin.js.html
The trick is to search for colorbutton and not Text color, which is why it's so hard to find :(
Is it possible to create a bar chart with red colour when the values are negative and green colour when the values are positive? Is Conditional formatting within a chart in iReport possible?
If so, could anyone suggest a way to do it?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I know this is old but maybe someone needs it. Paste a green chart in one group and paste a red chart in another group( changeing the series color).
Of course both charts are connected to the same query. Then in the print expression of each group check like if (num<0) print this group, then in the other group header's print expression check if (num>0) print this group
I'll go with #Rika
I don't think there is a way to that, 'cuz since the graph is a whole object you don't get to get access to them bars individually. iReport has some limitations, u know.