When you select this option, you can specify a scope for the labels in the view. When there is a time or date field in the view, you can label all marks that correspond to the most recent date or time in the view. For more information about how to use the Highlighter, see Highlight Data Points in Context. Labels appear when you select a member in a legend (for example, Office Supplies, in the following image), when you select one or more marks in the view, or when you select marks using the Highlighter. Label only the highlighted marks in the view. Labels appear when you select one or more marks in the view. Label only the selected marks in the view.
You can label the start or the end of all lines in the view, or both. In this case, there are four panes in the view. This means that the minimum and maximum sales are labeled for each pane in the view. When you select this option, you must specify a scope and field to label by.įor example, the image below shows the mark labels scoped to pane, and specifies to show the minimum and maximum sum of sales values. Label only the minimum and maximum values for a field in the view. In the dialog box that opens, under Marks to Label, select one of the following options: On the Marks card, click Label, and then clear Show mark labels.Īfter you show mark labels in a worksheet, you can specify which marks to label. This is not on by default as it can often be illegible if there are too many marks in close proximity. If the marks are dense, you may not see labels for all the marks unless you check the option Allow labels to overlap other marks. To add another field to the mark labels, drag that field to Label on the Marks card.
On the Marks card, click Label, and then select Show mark labels. Over time as a line, you can label sales next to each point along the lines. For example, in a view that shows product category sales
You can add labels to the data points in your visualization.
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