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  • Click the colored square to choose a color for the text in the chart
    • the ColorPicker tool will appear
  • Click Choose a color by clicking it
    • The text will turn that color, as a preview
  • Click Ok

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  • Click the colored square
    • the ColorPicker tool will appear
  • Either: Click Choose a color by clicking it
  • Or: Click No color
    • the rectangle below the sliders will remain blank and your headers will be white
  • Click Ok
    • The headers will appear in the color you chose

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Maximum color: this is the color represented by the number in the fourth column of your spreadsheet. If you did not choose a value in this column of the spreadsheet, you can choose a color here to set the scale by the which the rest of the colors are generated.

  • Click the colored square
    • The ColorPicker will appear
  • Choose a color by clicking it
    • The section representing the highest value in the fourth column of your spreadsheet will turn that color
  • Click Ok

Maximum color value: determines the value for the brightest color in your chart

  • In your spreadsheet, rows with 4th column values greater than or equal to your maximum color will display the maximum color
  • Enter a number in the textbox

Max levels: sets the number of node levels you want your chart to show at the same time

  • Type a number into the text box
    • For example, if you don't want to show any child nodes, type in 1, and if you want to show root nodes plus one child node, type in 2
    • Note that if your tree has more levels than this number, the viewer will need to click on the visible nodes to see additional levels

 






Maximum highlight color: sets the highlighting color of the largest node

  • Click the colored sqaure
    • the ColorPicker will appear
  • Choose a color by clicking it
    • The color will appear in the rectangle below the sliders
  • Click Ok