Why don't the charts show all the values for each data point?

Why don't the charts show all the values for each data point?

We intentionally leave individual values off the chart markers — and that decision is rooted in our approach of designing for interactive, online use rather than static, print-first presentation.

Why No Data Labels?

Our charts are built to be explored on screen, where hovering over any point reveals its exact value in a tooltip. Since the platform often displays many data series and data points at once, printing every value directly on the chart would clutter the visualization and make trends harder to read, not easier. A chart crowded with numbers works against the clarity we're aiming for.

Helpful Workarounds for Print or Sharing

  1. Hover over a point before printing or taking a screenshot — the tooltip will appear in the printed/captured version.
  2. Export the underlying data table () if you need exact figures to go along with the chart. 
  3. Use the platform live in meetings so you and your client can hover through the data together in real time.

Bottom Line

Printing every value on the chart can be more of a distraction than a help in a web-based environment built around clarity, flexibility, and screen-first usability. The goal is to let the shape of the data tell the story, with exact figures just a hover away when you need them.