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Oil Plus 2C is a revolutionary wood finish that colors and protects wood in one single layer. It is plant-based and contains 0% VOC. Each color can be mixed to create custom colors, allowing for endless color possibilities.
Digital images are great, but we highly recommend making real samples before committing to a color. Use wood sampling best practices like using wood from your project and mimicking the sanding you will use on your finished piece.
If you place a pie chart on your canvas, and then place a circle shape on top of it, you can bring the opacity of the shape down, and change its color. That colored shape will then shade the pie-chart underneath.
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If you want to assign colors to a record based on its numerical value (as one would do in a scatter plot), then the simplest way is to follow the Color Manager node with a GroupBy Bar Chart node. Make sure that the Use row color option is selected.
The Color Manager node alone does not satisfy this requirement. Therefore, we need to create this table which is essentially a (column header, column color) map to apply to the chart. Each column must have a color associated with it. The application of this is usually for applying colors to all the bars belonging to the same category, as a means of differentiating between categories, and the Extract Table Spec > Color Manager node approach suggested by @eamendola works fine for this.
This is the real key: the column names used in the Bar Chart node must match the category names exactly. Otherwise the Bar Chart node will not be able to look up the categories in the color table.
Therefore, we create a color map that assigns a color to each value. Separately, we create a table that has a single column for the class/category, and a separate column for each data point. Each column only has 1 value in it.
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