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# Format

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### Color Palette

Choose how colors are applied to the calendar cells.

**Continuous palette**\
Applies a continuous color scale based on the values.

**Diverging palette**\
Uses two colors with a midpoint to highlight differences between lower and higher values.

**Conditional palette**\
Allows you to define colors based on value thresholds.

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### Week starts on

Choose which day should be displayed as the first day of the week.

**Sunday**\
Starts the calendar week on Sunday.

**Monday**\
Starts the calendar week on Monday.

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### Year order

Choose the order in which years are displayed in the Calendar Chart.

**Latest year first**\
Displays the most recent year at the top.

**Oldest year first**\
Displays years starting with the oldest year.


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