# Format path

Have the ability to format your paths to give yourself the most effective visualisation. Color, sizing and styles can all be changed here.

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#### Path type

Change the style of your path using the dropdown menu. We all like choices so go ahead and choose which best suits your use case.

#### Adjust path width

Check the tick box to allow the width of the path be based on the value of the selected KPI. This can give you extra value on your viz by seeing at a glance the value of each link. A path will be bigger when the KPI has a larger value.

#### Max line width

Use the scroll bar to change the maximum width of the line. It may not be of benefit to have huge lines throughout your process, keeping this low may give a nicer overall look, setting the value higher will differentiate more between lower and higher KPI values.

#### Path color

Click on the color gradient to change the color of the path shown in your viz. Once popped up click again to see the list of colors available for you. Select the color shades of your liking.

#### Match path color

Before deciding on your font color, have the option to match the color of the path you’ve chosen. The Path labels will be shown in the same color as the path will be shown. So coloring of the labels will be depending on the KPI values for the links

#### Font color

Pick your font color using the color palette as well as RGB, HEX and HSL. This will set a fixed font color for the labels on Paths in your Process Map.

#### Path style

Allow the algorithm to choose the path style by selecting best fit or choose from the other options below. You can choose to have straight lines, curved lines, polygon lines etc. By default the style is set to “Best Fit”

#### Arrow types

Choose from the selection of arrow types and use the slider to change the arrows size. Nice and simple.

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