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For instance. Client would like to replace small values with <1%. So - the annotations allow you to hide these values, but appending text with a second annotation causes the values to return. There doesn't seem to be a way to replace values in a chart with text.

Small percentages (including 0%) are difficult to read in a Stacked Bar Visualization. It would be great to have the percentages staggered and moveable so that all values can be seen no matter how small.

Allow for more specific value input. Currently, it allows for two decimal places (0.01 = 1%). The user wanted to set the threshold to 0.5%.

In this case, a user has two Y-axis inputs that have the same labels. The repeated labels make the scatterplot look messy and are redundant. Add functionality where a label could point to two different data points in the scatterplot.

Option to only show values (no labels) in a Radar Chart When Data labels are selected the Rarad chart looks like:

When it comes to adding labels of any kind to the geographic map, you can only do this by adapting the process outlined in this help article: https://help.displayr.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411286467471-How-to-Label-a-Geographic-Map . Basically, it overlays another layer of geographic information and uses the latitude and longitude you specify to position the labels on the map.

The Number Visualization shows either a number or NaN%. The user would like to be able to specify a value under which to show a custom message. E.g. if Sample size lower than X; the Number Visualization would show "-"; or "Low sample"

If a user wishes to add annotations to data labels in a visualization, they can define conditions to use the annotations using the menu Chart > DATA LABELS... SHOW ANNOTATIONS FOR VALUES. Currently, the conditions allow for Above threshold Below threshold Which are missing But it should be possible to use different conditions. For example: Is equal to Is NOT equal to Is any of Is none of This menu should allow for Text options as well. Say, if a cell includes the letter "A" (in case column comparisons is being used).

A user would like to use specific labels for the price sensitivity meter intersection points (point of marginal cheapness, point of marginal expensiveness, etc.). There is currently no way to do this, even through the R code.

The value currently only appears as part of the Hover text. Only Question labels appear on the Diagram itself.