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emmanueld
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Same color twice in graph

Hello community,

Is there a way to avoid this kind of behavior please?

BUG_Color.PNG

=> I have two distinct values with the same color that appear one after the other. The sort order is Y-value descending.

Thank you

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

Goto Colors Tab and take a snap and then change. Might you have same expression for 2 values

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stabben23
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Hi,

you have Purple twice in here I think.

samecolor.GIF

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Check Muticolored and then see, Or else might some other issue is there?

Can you share the application to work on it same

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emmanueld
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Sorry I can't share the app, it's sensitive data.

The problem is not the repetition of the colors in the color tab.

Color tab.png

In fact, there are more than 18 values in the dimension field I use, but only some of the values are used in this graph. Among them, it seems that the 2nd value loaded in the dimension field and the 20th share the same color (because it loops after 18) and both appear in the graph. Is there an option to prevent it from happening? Like "never repeat color" or a way to attribute the color depending on the Y-value and not the load order of the dimension?

Anil_Babu_Samineni

What was the Dimension and Expression you used to get the Pie Chart

Try to upload Scramble data Scrambling Data

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pipuindia99
Creator III
Creator III

i think it is better to use RGB() function for all the dimensions, it may solve your problem.

surendraj
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Emmanuel,

As prabhu's said,it's better to go with RGB() functions.you can apply different color codes for different  dimensions(one-one) in colors tab-->double click on perticular color--->caliculated

1.png

--Surendra

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi emmanueld

Did you fix your issue? I'm facing a very similar situation.

emmanueld
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Hi Pedro, unfortunately no I didn't fix the issue, it was deprioritized so it remains unanswered 😕