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KB 000891 | Display Options for Result Values on Surfaces
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You can make various settings in order to achieve a clearly‑arranged display of the result values. For example, some users may not want the white background in text bubbles. You can adjust the background in ‘Display Properties’ using the option Transparent and Background color.
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Display Options for Result Values on Surfaces
You can create various settings in order to achieve a clearly arranged display of the result values. For example, some users may not want the white background in text bubbles. You can adjust the background in "Display Properties" using the Transparent and Background color option.
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