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Ive got colors morphing (changing by themselves) again. I accidentally fixed them, can anyone explain what's going on?
I have 4 viz (visuallizzations) on a page. They are from same uploaded csv data set, each w different filter. Color of all graphs "aqua blue" default. While I was text color on Y axis, the color on all graph bars changed to light aqua EXCEPT one bar.
I saved and went back to edit to try to change colors 2-3 times. Could not change them. In frustration, I did a "duplicate page" and all of a sudden, all colors snapped back to where they were when first created.
s rolling problem
I put text box title at top of report. I put new viz on report and dragged it to bottom. My scxreen scrolled up hidding the title, OK. I messed around with the viz, then wanted to change title. BUT there is no way to scroll back to top of report. I then accidentially max my browser window, and report display was suddenly at the top.
Also there is no horiz scroll on this window pane as I am typing this in. I cannot see left=most text, am typing blindly for left most inch or so. My browser is NOT max'd. I never keep any window panes at max, I always manually tile them.
Hi @dpenny,
Since I can't reproduce your issue, can you share some detail content?(e.g. screenshots)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
sure here are 2 screen snippets.
One other time I have 3-4 visuallization on a report, and I was dragging them around (repositioning them). The colors from 1 viz morphed (bled) onto the others and I could never set colors after that. I had to delete the report. I did not know the "page dup'ing" trick then.
Hi @dpenny,
If the color change means the highlight effect, you can follow below steps to turn off the interactions highlight effect.
active one visual and choose "Format" Tab, then click on Enit Interactions button to turn on the interaction UI.
Modify the Interactions mode to none.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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