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Anonymous
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Custom Series Data Label - Show One Series Only

‎06-03-2019 04:22 PM

It seems that the Custom Series functionality is broken, it doesn't allow you to turn off data labels for all series except one. It only allows you to turn all but one on. Can someone either tell me what I'm doing wrong or agree with me please?

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‎06-03-2019 06:46 PM

@Anonymous which visual you are using? I just used line visual and under data label I can turn on customize seris and choose my label selection

 

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parry2k
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‎06-03-2019 06:46 PM

@Anonymous which visual you are using? I just used line visual and under data label I can turn on customize seris and choose my label selection

 

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‎06-04-2019 01:06 AM

Thank you for your response! 🙂

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‎06-04-2019 05:40 AM

@Anonymous glad it worked out, if I answered your question, please accept it as a solution so that others can take advantage of it.



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‎06-04-2019 01:05 AM

Just a line graph. I've worked out what I was missing - you can update settings for series A, which are saved and you can then update series B independently. I was thinking I could only have 1 exception at a time.

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