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AndrewPF
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pastel colours in synoptic panel

I have created a risk matrix using the synoptic designer, but the colours are changed to pastel shades where I have no data.

 

This is my base image:

 

AndrewPF_0-1688550622991.png

 

 

this is what it looks like in Power BI when populated:

 

AndrewPF_1-1688550622992.png

 

 

but this is what I want it to look like:

 

AndrewPF_0-1688550685972.png

 

Is there an option to change it so that all the colours are solid, irrespective of whether they contain data?

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AndrewPF
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I found the solution but I've posted on here in case anyone else has the same problem. 

 

There is an option in the "General" settings called "Unmatched areas":

 

AndrewPF_0-1688553985070.png

 

 Turn it off, and the colours remain as per your original SVG file. 

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cookieking
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what about grid values? turning the Unmatched areas off, leaving the cells with values still lighter

AndrewPF
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I found the solution but I've posted on here in case anyone else has the same problem. 

 

There is an option in the "General" settings called "Unmatched areas":

 

AndrewPF_0-1688553985070.png

 

 Turn it off, and the colours remain as per your original SVG file. 

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