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Hi!
I've created a scatter plot showing the development of speed along the track. I've used the data colors option to show values with high speed in a dark red and values with low speed in a lighter red. However, I'd like to include this key or color explanation also next to the graph itself, so that user do not have to look it up on the format field but see the explanation right away.
Is there a possibility to display this in Power BI Desktop?
Many thanks,
Lara
Two ways to achieve this requirement.
Way one: Change the title of x-axis into “Average of X, High speed in a DARK RED. Low speed in a LIGHTER RED”. Enlarge the text size and change a bright color.
Way two: Create an image with words “ High speed in a DARK RED. Low speed in a LIGHTER RED”, then add the plot area.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
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