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How to Change Legend Font Size in Graph Builder?

Peter_Bartell

I've got a customer that wants to change the text font size of just the legend in Graph Builder reports. Is there some preferences or right click magic I'm missing? There doesn't appear to be any font size control in the GB preferences group. I can change text size in Fonts preferences group...but that changes loads of text strings not just the legend. There doesn't appear to be any right click magic associated with the legend that I can find?

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Daniel_Valente

You can sort of do it in the following way:

Click CTRL-SHIFT- + to make the legend font to the desired size. Then you can edit the axis font settings manually to shrink them back down to the desired font sizes by right clicking and clicking the font… button.

But I hear a request in here: Add a Font… option to the right click menu of the legend.

I beleive this open DEFECT covers it: http://sww.sas.com/ds/DefectsSearch/S1332/S1332070.html

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Daniel_Valente

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Increase-the-font-size-of-X-axes-label-in-Graph-builder/td-p/9248

Peter_Bartell

Thanks Dan...the 'legend' I'm after is the legend that appears in the upper right corner of the visualization, not the axis label legends...those we know how to change globally with Fonts JMP Preferences Group Axis modifications. Or to change the axis labels locally, once you click the GB done, you can hover the cursor I beam over the axis legend you want to change, right click, and then change the Font... No such 'right click' magic appears in effect for the legend in the upper right corner.

Daniel_Valente

I beleive this open DEFECT covers it: http://sww.sas.com/ds/DefectsSearch/S1332/S1332070.html

Peter_Bartell

Yup...that defect record for a feature request sounds exactly what the customer is looking for.