Add ability to change bar graph color (colour)

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Not sure if this has been resolved or not, but I also experience this issue; I have a workaround though!

For a bar chart specifically; I create a new freeform table with the metric to be charted in the "left" of the table. I place the items (products or services in my world) at the "top" of the freeform table. I then insert the bar chart visual, making sure the data source is referencing the new table. You can then choose to "Lock Selection" on an active field in the table, as well as uncheck the "Show Data Source" to hide the table.

I do agree that more options need to be included for visuals; I miss that with Power BI. I have patience this will happen with Workspace in time though!

@jenla5 Is there any update on this? Looking to have consistency with colors in visualizations throughout a project.

As of now, seems we can't even manage consistency with 2 different visualizations using the same data source - much less across an entire project.

Control over assigning colors in legends would be awesome.

Marking this as a duplicate of Analysis Workspace - Color Customization - this linked thread will act as the hub for workspace color customization suggestions.

Workspace cycles through 10 colors. We are considering adding in some new color palettes to choose from + defining your own 10 custom colors. This would apply to the entire project, and not be customizable viz by viz.

Would love to hear feedback on this!

Support this, too!!!

Please Adobe! Allow us, your customers, to use colors on their reports!

Custom colors is something we are evaluating for Analysis Workspace.

I second that suggestion

Our clients wants to see a lot of 'comparison views' on the Dashboard.

We in generally compare aggregated data for 2 different periods. A lot of metrics

We struggle with visualisation because Analytics target reports are not available in the Workspace

With the visualisation we use Bars and Tree Maps, however they are the same shade of green.

If the metrics value are close, the visualisation does not server the purpose - we end up seeing 2 identical bars or 2 identical squares

Looking our 'Tree Map' visualisation the client joked 'I have see a lot of green' ahahaa

We really need to take advantage of colours to release the full power of visualisation

Thanks