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I have created this visualization based on information in an imported excel data files. I would like the legend labels to display as Green Amber and Red instead of 10, 20, 30. How can I do that? I feel that this can be done through the relationship function but have no idea what needs to be done. Information is being pulled from the Overall Status column.
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Hi @Jhadur - you can display the legend with colors by creating a calculated column as below:
Hope it works , please check
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Hi @Jhadur - you can display the legend with colors by creating a calculated column as below:
Hope it works , please check
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