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# Color

Click the ‘Use new color formatting’ checkbox to use the new color options.

<figure><img src="/files/n5gdb5VCK6hOYRx1TeAP" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Network diagram configuration panel -> Color</p></figcaption></figure>

#### Background color

Use the circle to open the color palette to change the background color of your Network Diagram. Use this to best match your dashboard color style.

#### Color mode

Choose between Color Nodes or Color Nodes and Links. Coloring just the nodes will leave the links grey.

#### Mark colors

Use the circles to open the color palette to change the colors of the marks. The order they are in will be the order of your levels.

#### Select colors for dimensions: (New color formatting only)

Click on the color palette that’s alongside your chosen dimensions to choose their color. The new coloring format will improve your ease of use by seeing which dimension is represented by which color.


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