#### Multi Deviation Column Label

The Multi Deviation Column Label chart updates the labels in the CAD tab to display a bar graph showing the deviations for the selected transactions.

CAD tab showing Multi Deviation Column Labels

The label consists of the following:

- Colored header row: The first row is a header row. It shows the average deviation in the second cell and the plus and minus tolerance values used in the third cell. The background color of this row changes based on the average deviation values and where those average values fall in your current dimension tolerance zone settings. See "Understanding Feature Colors".

- Bar Graph: The vertical numbers that show the deviation value for each transaction. The three horizontal numbers show the upper tolerance (top red bar), the nominal (center bar), and the lower tolerance (bottom red bar). The deviations are graphed as columns.

- Final Row: This shows the name of the feature variable.

You can use the Zoom One icon on one of these labels to expand it to fill the tabbed window.

Decimal Places

Decimal places for this label chart are controlled by the related variables tolerances. See "Editing Feature Variables" for information on how to edit variable tolerances. This differs from all other charts or label types which are controlled by the global decimal option under Tools | Options menu, General tab.