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# Indicators in Charts
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*Check out the walk-through given below on how to apply an Indictor to a charting component in the Designer.*
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* Drag and drop chart component.
* Associate category and series fields to the chart component.
* There are two types of indicators in the chart component:
* Category Indicator
* Series Indicator
#### Category Indicator
* Select the category field & navigate to the indicator tab.
* Click on the “+” icon to create a new indicator.
* Add the Category value and change the color based on the required conditions.
* The created Category Indicator gets displayed in the preview mode as shown below:
#### Series Indicator
* Select the series field & navigate to the indicator tab.
* Click on the “+” icon to create a new indicator.
* An indicator dialog box appears with the required conditions.
* ***Operator:*** Multiple comparators are available for choosing the comparison process.
* ***Fixed Value Comparison:*** By enabling this, we can compare a ***Compared Field*** against static values given in the ***Compare to*** text area.
* ***Fixed Value Comparison:*** By disabling this, we can compare a ***Compared Field*** against field values given in the ***Compare to*** field.
* The created Indicator conditions get added.
* The applied series Indicators appears in the preview mode of a Bar chart as given below:
{% hint style="info" %} Please Note: If the Category indicator is applied, the series indicator is not considered.
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