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# Legend Mapping

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*Check out the walk-through given below on how to map a Legend with a charting component in the Designer.*
{% endhint %}

![](/files/1JlcTYPlJORdXDh1Ss5F)

* Click the ***Component Libra*****ry**  icon from the right edge of the window.
* Select and drag a chart component on the canvas.

![](/files/tVbJZZeF2OGleyR4CCBe)

* Create a data connection.

![](/files/1WX3lKQYohH8feCFwKe9)

* Associate data connection with the chart.     

![](/files/ZAf2PHC0SdfX9VbkphZX)

* Select and drag the ***Legend*** component from the ***Other*** tab of the component library. 

![](/files/geBA7Hqcl5nlMKtgdMAJ)

* Navigate to the ***Legend*** component properties.
* Go to the ***General*** properties.
* Click on the ***Associate Chart*** and select the required chart.   

![](/files/GYiYBYPbkQkyYqeJwwCd)

* The ***Associated Chart*** wizard opens.
* Select the dragged chart from the ***Search available components*** section.
* Select the fields that you wish to associate by using the checkmarks given next to the fields from the ***Search available field***s section.
* Click the ***Save*** option.

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* The ***Legend*** gets mapped to the chart. 

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