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How to change color in Chart based on category in Celonis Views?

 

I wanted to understand if it is possible to change color in Chart (Celonis Views) based on category, this is what I am looking for

 

In the following image let's consider activities as the category, my requirement is that all category should be displayed the same color, i.e. Format Book should be yellow in both the cases, Edit draft should be orange, etc.

 

Change in Y axis should not change the color scheme

 

image 

I can achieve this in a KPI , by using the Custom Object option, however is there something similar for Charts or any alternative solution for the same ?

Hello Abhishek,

 

I think color update just appeared - unfortunately it's just change of colors and not the mechanism of doing that.

Now the color scheme that you're using is: Categorical - it colors based on the order, so one of the solution is to change the sorting option to match colors in both places. Unfortunately probably it will be not acceptable solution, so I would create a change suggestion ticket to allow user manually assign colors by the value.

 

Link to changes in colors: https://docs.celonis.com/en/studio-release-notes.html#UUID-c5ae79f7-122d-95b9-c673-6271f3a8d357_section-idm4521622068753633394511021829

 

obraz 

Best Regards,

Mateusz Dudek


Thank you @deleted deleted have raised a ticket with Celonis, hoping to see this in the future


Hi Abhishek,

 

When you know the possible values upfront you could do this by using a series color mapping.

Select at "Color based on values" for "Dimension"

And specify the color per dimension value.

imageimageWhen you use this color mapping for both charts the activities are colored the same:

image 

Best,

Marcel


Hi Abhishek,

 

When you know the possible values upfront you could do this by using a series color mapping.

Select at "Color based on values" for "Dimension"

And specify the color per dimension value.

imageimageWhen you use this color mapping for both charts the activities are colored the same:

image 

Best,

Marcel

Hi @marcel.koolw12,

 

Thank you for your reply, I was actually looking for this from a Views perspective and not Analysis.

 


Hi @marcel.koolw12,

 

Thank you for your reply, I was actually looking for this from a Views perspective and not Analysis.

 

Hi Abhishek, I don't think you can do the same in a View.


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