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# &#x20;Labels

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#### **Show labels**

Toggle whether labels are displayed on the chart.

* **On** – Displays values within each panel
* **Off** – Hides labels for a cleaner view

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#### **Font size – measure**

Adjust the size of value labels.

Larger sizes improve visibility, while smaller sizes keep the chart compact.

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#### **Font size – dimension**

Adjust the size of panel titles or category labels.

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#### **Font family**

The chart uses the font defined in your Tableau workbook.

To update:

* Go to **Format → Workbook**
* Change the font settings
* Reload the extension

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#### **End value label**

Control whether the last value in each panel is shown.

* **On** – Highlights the most recent value
* **Off** – Hides end labels

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#### **Label position**

Define where labels appear within each panel.

Positioning options help balance readability and clutter depending on chart density.

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#### **Number formatting**

Control how values are displayed (e.g. decimals, abbreviations like K/M).

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#### **Notes**

* Use labels sparingly when many panels are displayed
* Enable **End value label** for trend-focused charts
* Keep font sizes consistent across panels
* Use formatting to improve readability without clutter


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