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# Chevron

{% hint style="success" %}
*Check out the below given walk-through on how to use the Chevron chart component in Designer module.*
{% endhint %}

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Chevron charts are used to represent the process flow or steps involved in a life cycle of any activity. They are represented using arrows.

## **Best situation to use chevron chart**

Combination of phases defines a project lifecycle. The chevron provides users in-detail information of the each phase involved in the project and its status.

## **Default Chart Image**

![](https://859511478-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FGDmsjfjJBNqow7Fo97cO%2Fuploads%2FqeVTsldbiUutR7wNOS9i%2Fchevron_default.png?alt=media\&token=ef6039e2-2657-4a36-8ac1-aae758aca4ee)

## **Properties of Chevron Chart**

### **Background**

The user can change the background color of the chart, can get the border for the chart and can change the border color, can get the reflection of the chart by enable the shadow option can also change the color and increase & decrease the transparency of the shadow.

### **Export Options**

The user can enable the “Enable Context Menu”, then it is possible to download the reports in different formats if we click on the chart from the preview section. The heading and sub heading of that downloaded chart and the name of the downloaded file can be change from this section.

### **General**

The user can change the height, width, top, left, chart type, column type & Line form. In this case we have only Chevron chart.

![](/files/OHk9ojCfhex2fMX0gDvz)

### **Legend**

The user can enable the internal legend if we want to show and can change the font size, color, style.

![](/files/whaDlTSjQGbyfKBHhnqe)

### **Subtitle**

The user can enable the subtitle if we have any second title and also, we can change the Name, Font color, size, style etc.

### **Title**

The user can change Title Name, Font color, size, style etc.

![](/files/50PYTWWVjQF1aK8IQzXB)

### **Tooltip**

The user can  show the description of series by enabling the tooltip.

## **The Chevron chart by changing the Properties**

{% hint style="info" %}
*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The **PhaseName** column has been selected in the below-given chart as **Category** and the **ProjectName** column has been selected as **Series.***
{% endhint %}

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### **The Chevron chart with Legends**

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## Sample Data

Download the given sample data and map it as mentioned below to plot your ***Chevron*** chart:

Select the ***ProjectName*** column as ***Category,** select **PhaseName** as **Series.** Select the rest of the columns based on their names such as choose the **PhaseStartDate** column under the* ***Start Date** field*, *the* ***PhaseEnd Date** column under the **End Date** field.*

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