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# Manage Legend Color

Universally assign color to a legend

### **Create a new legend color** <a href="#od_773571c0" id="od_773571c0"></a>

Hover ![](/files/wYhWwCJaMZ2WSFSHSZzc)on the top right of the Dashboard editor to see all Dashboard Management options

Click ![](/files/5CuGxsu4lNmq1ZXc3Kca)to set a color for the legend you want

Column name: Enter the field you want to set color for the legend&#x20;

Click on icon to create the new legend color

{% hint style="info" %}
All legends color that are set in this tool will be universally updated all throughout the dashboard for all charts using the same field
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/FtvcLzy0LAuZy9cThFy5" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

To make update to a field for a single chart, you can edit fields individually for each single chart. You can delete by clicking ![](/files/mXKxJirIUupcKAO1fi9T)icon


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