The last tab on the chart editing ribbon is called 'Layout'. Here you will find six sub-menus: Templates, Chart Background, Series, Grid Area, Axes and Legen...

In chart background settings menu, you can define the color for the chart background as well as the border color for the chart. In addition, you can turn on ...

This article explains how to use the Grid area and Axis settings on the Format tab of the chart in StoryTeller.1: Grid areaThe Grid area setting provides di...

The Setting for Chart legend are last one under the layout settings. The settings for Chart legend background, border color, width and text properties are sh...

During the setup, you can select the font you would like to use in the charts in order to match the graphical profile. Previously, Arial was always used in t...

Sorting the series in charts is possible by using the sort feature. The series can be sorted both in the Legend and in the Axis. The sorting can be base...

Your data should be easy to understand. This is why Forsta Visualizations has the flexibility of the label positioning and behavior within the series axis. T...

In certain charts, the data labels can sometimes be hard to read. For instance, if a dark label is placed on a dark background or vice versa. The first chart...

The smart legend setting moves repeated text items from the legend into a legend header, making the legend easier to read. ExamplesBelow we see the smart leg...

The “No Data” label is shown when an object in the StoryTeller does not show any data. The same layout is shown in all types of object. You can translate the...

As mentioned earlier when we discussed adding filters to charts it’s possible to style the Filter information text by adjusting the size and color. A control...

A “Margin” setting is available in creating charts to help avoid cutting off labels that are too long. The margins can be adjusted in the top, bottom, left a...

To change the padding for the Data values use the padding setting which can be found in the Data label section in the Layout tab as shown in the image below....

You can set a fixed bar and column width in charts instead of using the standard logic where the width of the bar/column is dependent on the size of the char...