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Customization Options
Go to Common Options for Charts and GraphsCustomize Your Chartfor more options.
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- Click the colored square to choose a color for the text in the chart
show the ColorPicker tool will appear - Choose a color by clicking it
The text will turn that color, as a preview
- Click Ok
Font family: sets the font style for the text in your chart
- Type in a font style name into the textbox
- Note that it's best to use a standard font, such as Ariel or Times New Roman, to ensure that the font will appear the same way across different devices
Header color: sets the color of the header text for each node
- Click the colored square to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Either : Choose a color by clicking it
- Or: Click No color
- the rectangle below the sliders will remain blank and your headers will be white
- Click Ok
The headers will appear in the color you chose
- choose a color or choose to have no color
Header height: sets the height of the header section for each node
- Type in a number into the textbox
- Note that this number can be zero
Header highlight color: sets the color a text header will be when a user hovers over it
- Click the colored square The to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Either : click choose a color
- Or: Click No color
The rectangle below the sliders will remain white, and a header will not turn a different color when a user hovers over it
- or choose to have no color
Maximum color: this is the color represented by the number in the fourth column of your spreadsheet. If you did not choose a value in this column of the spreadsheet, you can choose a color here to set the scale by the which the rest of the colors are generated.
- Click the colored square
The ColorPicker will appear
to show the ColorPicker tool - Choose a color by clicking it
The section representing the highest value in the fourth column of your spreadsheet will turn that color
- Click Ok
Maximum color value: determines the value for the brightest color in your chart
- In your spreadsheet, rows with 4th column values greater than or equal to your maximum color will display the maximum color
- Enter Type in a number in the textbox
Max levels: sets the number of node levels you want your chart to show at the same time
- Type in a number into the text box
- For example, if you don't want to show any child nodes, type in 1, and if you want to show root nodes plus one child node, type in 2
- Note that if your tree has more levels than this number, the viewer will need to click the visible nodes to see additional levels
Max levels to hint at: shows the number of node levels beyond the maximum level that a user can view
- Type in a number
Maximum highlight color: sets the highlighting color of the largest node
- Click the colored sqauresquare to show the ColorPicker will appeartool
- Choose a color by clicking itThe color will appear in the rectangle below the sliders
- Click Ok
Middle color: sets the color for the node halfway between the largest and the smallest
- Click the colored square to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Choose a color by clicking it
The color will appear in the rectangles below the sliders
- Click Ok
Middle color value: determines the section of nodes that appear in the middle color
- Type in a number into the textbox
- Note that nodes with values below that number will not appear in the middle color
Middle highlight color: sets the highlighting color for the node with a column 3 value that falls between the maximum color value and the minimum color value in your spreadsheet. The highlight will be a color between the maximum color value and the minimum color value
- Click the colored square to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Either : Choose a color by clicking it
- Or: Click No Color
- Click Okchoose a color or choose to have no color
Minimum color: sets the color of the node(s) representing the smallest column 4 values
- Click the colored square The to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Either : Choose a color by clicking it
- Or: Click No color
- Click Okchoose a color or choose to have no color
Minimum color value: determines the least intense color that appears in your chart
- Enter Type in a number in the textbox
- Note that rows in your spreadsheet with values less than or equal to the minimum color value will appear in minimum color on your chart
Minimum highlight color: sets the highlighting color for the node with a column 3 value that is nearest the minimum color value
- Click the colored square The to show the ColorPicker tool will appear
- Either : Choose a color by clicking it
- Or: Click No color
- Click Ok
- choose a color or choose to have no color
No value color: sets the color of nodes without a value in the third column of the spreadsheet.
- Click the colored square The ColorPicker will appearto show the ColorPicker tool
- Choose a color by clicking it
No value color value: sets the color of nodes that were not given a specific color in the third column of the spreadsheet. Sets the value to use for a rectangle of 'no' color when highlighted.
- All values greater than this will be trimmed to this value
- If set to null or '"auto'," the value will be set to the max value in the column
No value highlight color: choose to have sections of the chart with no color be highlighted in a color when you hover the mouse over them
- Click the colored square
A color wheel, called to show the ColorPicker Tool, will opentool - Choose a color by clicking itClick on Ok
Show tooltips?: choose whether you want to show tooltips- the text that appears when you hover over a node
- Click "True to show " shows tooltipsClick
- "False to hide " hides tooltips