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Labels

Control the visible label sets and their formatting for the selected visual.

Font size – dimension

Adjust the size of the stage labels.

Increasing the value makes labels larger and more prominent. Decreasing the value makes labels smaller and more compact.


Font family

The Funnel Chart uses the font defined in your Tableau workbook.

To change the font:

  • Go to Format → Workbook

  • Update the font settings

Reload the extension after making changes to apply the new font.


Show labels

Toggle the visibility of labels inside the funnel.

  • On Displays stage labels and values.

  • Off Hides all labels for a cleaner visual.


Show conversion

Toggle the display of conversion metrics.

  • On Shows conversion values (such as % of previous or % of first stage).

  • Off Hides conversion metrics.


Stage label

Define the content and structure of the labels.

You can combine different values using shortcodes.


Available shortcodes

Use the following placeholders to build custom labels:

  • <Stage> Displays the stage name

  • <MeasureValue> Displays the stage value

  • <TargetValue> Displays the target value

  • <VarianceToTarget> Shows the difference between actual and target

  • <PercentToTarget> Shows performance relative to target

  • <PercentOfFirst> Shows percentage compared to the first stage

  • <PercentOfPrevious> Shows percentage compared to the previous stage

  • <Rank> Displays the rank of the stage


Custom label formatting

You can define how labels appear by combining shortcodes.

Example:


HTML support

Labels support basic HTML formatting.

You can use:

  • Line breaks (<br>)

  • Headers (<h1>, <h2>)

  • Images (<img>)

This allows more control over how labels are displayed.


Notes

  • Keep labels short to maintain readability

  • Use <PercentOfPrevious> for conversion-focused funnels

  • Use <PercentOfFirst> to show overall drop-off

  • Turn off labels when using the funnel as a purely visual element

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