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# Series Properties

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*Check out the walk-through on configuring the Series Properties for a selected measure in a View.*
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***Series Properties***
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The users can configure and modify various measure-related properties through the ***Series Properties*** window.

* Navigate to the ***Design page*** for a view with one or more selected measure values.
* Click the ***Series Properties*** option provided next to a dragged measure.
* A tab opens by the default name of the selected measure.

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* The users can set the following properties from a pop-up window for a mixed chart with two measures dragged on the workspace:

  * **Aggregation**: Select an aggregation option from the drop-down menu (the given choices are: Sum, Min, Max, Variance, Mean, Standard Deviation, and Cumulative Sum)
  * **Display Name**: Enter the title for the measure to be displayed in the data label
  * **Series Type**: Choose a series-type format for the selected measure
  * **Point Shape**: Select a point shape from the drop-down menu. (the given choices are: Cross, Cube, Hexagon, Point, Quad, Star, and Triangle)&#x20;
  * **Line Type**: Select a line type from the drop-down menu (the given choices are: Straight, Dot, Dash, Dash1)
  * **Axis**: Select an axis out of the given choices (the users need to enable the ***Secondary Value Axis*** to get the ***Axis*** option in the Series Properties window)
  * **Color:** Select the color of the chart presentation from the given menu
  * **Data Label Color**: Choose a color for the data label from the given menu
  * **Data Label Position:** Select a position to display the data label (the given choices are: Top, Middle, Bottom)

  <figure><img src="/files/BeQDAO4GdrWMkp5cuPeV" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

  * **Conditional Colors**: Click the Conditional  Colors icon to insert a new condition.
  * Configure the below-given fields to apply a new condition on the selected measure.
    * ***Operator***- Select an operator from the drop-down menu (the supported operations are <, <=, >, >=, ==, !=).
    * ***Compared To*** - Set a value to which the operator can be applied.
    * ***Color***- Choose a color to be applied when the set condition is met.
  * Click the ***Save*** option.

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* *The user can provide multiple conditions for a single measure column.*

<figure><img src="/files/Qh5IKvxgzDYbDQoY4Zjh" alt=""><figcaption><p><em><strong>Multiple Conditions applied using the Conditional Colors option</strong></em></p></figcaption></figure>

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*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark>*

* The ***Series Properties*** may differ as per the selected chart components.
* Users must enable the ***Secondary Value Axis*** from the ***Properties*** tab to get the ***Axis*** field in the Series Properties.
* Users can change or modify the ***View title*** by clicking on the edit options next to the View name.
* Click the ***Edit*** icon > Modify/change the title for the selected measure or dimension > click the ***Checkmark*** icon to save the change and the ***Close mark*** icon for not to save the change.
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