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Paulx22x
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‎2019-07-09 09:51 AM

Chart symbols

I understand how to increase the size of a symbol (in a chart) but there seems to be a limit of 12pt on a dot. Is there a way of increasing this size as I wish my data points to be fully inside a circle of colour not just perched on the edge?

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Brett_Bleess
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‎2019-07-31 02:36 PM

Can you post an app or at least a screenshot to be sure we are on the right track?

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Brett

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Paulx22x
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‎2019-08-06 02:42 AM
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Hi Brett, hopefully the attached will show up ok. As you should see the the coloured dots are not very large and so the figures are are half in half out. I would like to make these bigger or is there an alternative?

 

Many thanks 

Paul

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marcus_sommer
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‎2019-08-06 07:21 AM

In response to Paulx22x

A line-chart (regardless if you choose a line or any symbols) isn't designed to display arbitrary large lines/symbols. Therefore it might be more suitable to change the chart-type to a bar-chart or maybe also some kind of a scatter-chart could be used.

Beside this you could enable the option to display the values within the segment (tab presentation in left mid) and maybe reducing the font-size of the values. Another approach could be to display the value completely above/below the points by using a second line with an expression like: rangesum(YourExpression, YourOffsetValue) and hiding this line or disabling their displaying or setting the color to argb(0,0,0,0).

- Marcus

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