Special characters in legend for graphics (IGS ?)

hi all,
has anybody an idea why special characters like
ä, ü , ö ...
dont appear in the legend-text when viewing
graphics for bex-queries ?
in table view evertything is OK. maybe something missing in the IGS configuration ?
we're using language = DE and sap bw 3.5
tanks for all helping answers.

Hi,
We had one similar problem, where IGS was not showing the category axis text in right form. It got resolved by applying the additional fonts in IGS.
By default, IGS does not have all the fonts. So, if your font is missing, it will not show the graphics in right form.
Also, please check that you are using the latest front end components.
Here are some important notes to refer:
844012 Chart migration 3.5: Implementation
653249 Chart only generates column graphics
596825 Configuration of the GFWCHART IGS interpreter
Hope it helps.
Praveen

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