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There's no setting to disable labels on a sankey. We can only do this using custom code.

The user wants more functionality when it comes to customizing Venn Diagrams. In particular; * Show % overlap as well as n values. * Show the n values in the sections, so it is visible on an export. * Have the whole circle N values displayed somewhere as well for each variable. (currently you can only hover and see the n of each overlap or non-overlap.

The visualization of a Column chart that has a single stacked column, is missing some options available in the Chart version of the same. These changes could also be made in the CHART option rather than the visualization, depending on which direction chart development goes in. When producing a single-column stacked chart as in the example here, it should be possible to: Move the text labels. Add them on either the left or right of the column. Do not have the arrows (just positioned text in the right order and spacing).

Customer would like to be able to display the values instead of or with the labels shown in a venn diagram.

If you wish to change the data label format for venn diagrams, you need to delve into custom code to change the {{venn$htmlwidget$x$data}}parameter. For example, a customer may want to display percentages in the label rather than just in the hover. A built-in option to allow this sort of flexibility would be good.

In a Van-Westendorp visualization, the intersection point labels automatically reset to their automatically-generated spots when reloading the output. The user wanted to fix the location of the labels.

User wishes to be able to re-position data labels on a chart.

User wanted to add counts to the labels in a venn diagram. requested in Q, but applies to both Q and Displayr.

To do additional tasks for venn diagrams, users need to delve into the code. It shouldn’t be as hard to, for example, add labels to every intersect point.

A prospect would like to remove the leader lines that appear for the labels on a donut chart. This is something that they would currently need to adjust after exporting to PowerPoint.