

# Labels on visual types in Quick
Labels

Use the following procedure to customize, display, or hide the labels for a visual. 

**To customize, display, or hide the labels for a visual**

1. On the analysis page, choose the visual that you want to format. You can change the labels by choosing the label directly on the visual, and choosing **Rename**. To revert to the default name, delete your entry.

1. To see more options, choose the on-visual menu from the down icon at the upper-right corner of the visual, and then choose the **Format visual** icon.

   For pivot tables, you can relabel row names, column names, and value names. Additionally, under **Styling**, you can choose to hide columns labels or metric labels (for single metrics only).

   You can add the same value to the same visual multiple times. You can do so to show the same value with different aggregations or table calculations applied. By default, the fields all display the same label. You can edit the names by using the **Properties** panel, which you open by choosing the **V**-shaped icon at top right.

1. On the **Properties** pane, enable or disable **Show title**. This option removes the axis title.

1. Close the **Properties** pane by choosing the **X** icon in the upper-right corner of the pane.

# Data labels on visual types in Quick
Data labels

To customize data labels on a visual, you can use the **Properties** pane to show data labels, and then use the settings to configure them. Data label customization is supported on bar, line, combo, area, scatterplot, donut, boxplot, waterfall, heatmap, treemap, histogram, funnel, sankey, gauge, radar, and pie charts.

You can customize the following options:
+ Position, which determines where the label appears in relation to the data point (for bar, combo, and line charts):
  + For vertical bar charts, you can customize to set position:
    + Above bars
    + Inside of bars
    + Bottom of bars
    + Top of bars
  + For horizontal bar charts, you can customize to set position:
    + Right of bars
    + Inside of bars
  + For line charts, you can customize to set position:
    + Above lines
    + Left or right of points on lines
    + Below lines
  + For scatter charts, you can customize to set position:
    + Above points
    + Left or right of points
    + Below points
+ Font size and color (for bar, combo, line, scatter, and pie charts)
+ Label pattern, which determines how data is labeled (for bar, combo, line, and scatter charts):
  + For bar, combo, and scatter charts, you can label:
    + All 
    + By group or color
  + For line charts, the following label options are available:
    + All 
    + By group or color
    + Line ends
    + Minimum or maximum value only
    + Minimum and maximum values
  + For pie charts, the following label options are available:
    + Show category 
    + Show metric
    + Choose to show the metric label as value, percent, or both 
+ Group selection (for bars and lines, when the label pattern is "by group/color")
+ Allow labels to overlap (for bars and lines), for use with fewer data points
+ For vertical bar, combo, and line charts, labels that are too long are angled by default. You can configure the degree of angle under the **X-axis** settings. 

**Note**  
If you add more than one measure to an axis, the data label displays the formatting for the first measure only. 

**To configure data labels**

1. On the analysis page, choose the visual that you want to format.

1. Choose the on-visual menu from the down icon at the upper-right corner of the visual, and then choose the **Format visual** icon.

1. On the **Properties** pane, choose **Data Labels**. 

1. Enable **Show data labels** to show and customize labels. Disable this option to hide data labels.

1. Choose the settings that you want to use. The settings offered are slightly different for each chart type. To see all available options, see the list before this procedure. 

   You can immediately view the effect of each change on the visual. 

1. To modify the data label font settings, adjust the following properties:
   + **Font family**
   + **Text size**
   + **Style** (Bold, Italic)
   + **Color**

1. Close the **Properties** pane by choosing the X icon in the upper-right corner of the pane.