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User would like to add error bars to their charts.

Allow users to customize the X-axis intervals shown in a Van Westendorp plot (price sensitivity meter). Currently, there is some control by using the minimum/maximum value settings, but it can sometimes alter the data shown. For example, if a user has data points that go up to 6,000,000, the intervals show in 1,000,000 increments by default. Allow users to show smaller increments of their choosing, such as 100,000 or even 10,000.

A user would like a bar chart (or column chart) where the spans from a text categorization is shown in the chart itself, and the sub-themes show in separate tables/callouts with a line to the main bar, like we do in "Bar with Skews."

The user is asking for the Bar with Skews to be added to Q.

In any chart that can show a trend line, it should be possible to: Hide the main charted values and their expressions in the chart (e.g., bars, columns, etc.). Select a Line of best fit, and show only that line. When showing data labels, they should reflect the values of the trend line.

The Venn diagram visualization does not show any information about the data in the visualization itself such as the percentage overlap or the percentages in each of the categories shown in the visualization. There is a workaround to show it, but it’s quite manual. Like our other visualizations, the Venn diagram should have options to show this on the visualization itself something like this: !image-20230217-221839.png|width=539,height=493!

For example, a user has many bar charts in their Q project, and they would like to adjust the gap between bars for multiple charts at once. The request is to allow users to have multiple charts selected in the Reports tree, and then make updates to the chart settings in the object inspector, which would update all of the selected charts at once.

For e.g., the point of marginal cheapness is to be renamed to marginal cheapness.

The ability to move the Axis or Axis labels at the top of the chart:

Users should be able to directly change an R table into a bump chart/ranking plot. This can be done in Displayr, but in Q you need to instead import the table as a data set in order to create a Q table to convert.