abendretry
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Hi,
I am working with 3 data visualizations on my Powerview Canvas. I have them arranged as 2 charts on the left side (Stacked Bar and Pie), and a Bing Map of the West Coast of the US on the right side. I am having trouble getting the visualizations arranged where they will be visually useful but still have all of the fonts on the legend labels showing.
The charts seem to want to be a lot wider than my available space in order for the labels to fully show. I can make the charts really small, but still square, and have enough space, but it just doesn't look right and it is a huge hassle trying to drag them around and resize them.
Is there an optimizer of some kind that will look at my canvas and put these 3 charts as close as possible to where I have them positioned and ensure that all of the legends and labels are visible? By the way, I did try working with the font size on the objects, but, again, it gets too small to be usable.
Any tips or tricks or creative manipulations appreciated!
I am working with 3 data visualizations on my Powerview Canvas. I have them arranged as 2 charts on the left side (Stacked Bar and Pie), and a Bing Map of the West Coast of the US on the right side. I am having trouble getting the visualizations arranged where they will be visually useful but still have all of the fonts on the legend labels showing.
The charts seem to want to be a lot wider than my available space in order for the labels to fully show. I can make the charts really small, but still square, and have enough space, but it just doesn't look right and it is a huge hassle trying to drag them around and resize them.
Is there an optimizer of some kind that will look at my canvas and put these 3 charts as close as possible to where I have them positioned and ensure that all of the legends and labels are visible? By the way, I did try working with the font size on the objects, but, again, it gets too small to be usable.
Any tips or tricks or creative manipulations appreciated!