Chart legend problem

I have multiple pie charts displayed on the same page. I would like to maintain consistent legend across all the graphs as below.
0 - 10 % - Red
11- 20% - Green
21 - 30% - Blue
31- 40% - Black
41-50% - Yellow
some of the charts may not certain ranges as mentioned above. I always want to show consistent colors in the legend, instead of apex choosing the colors for the chart randomly. that means, when the values are 11- 20% it's green, 31-40% is always black, if those ranges are avaialble. Is there way to enforce such color shcme/legend to SVG charts?. any ideas are appreciated.
thanks in advance,
Surya

any ideas are appreciated.

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Project Link:
PPPM
How to solve these problems.
Problem 1:
I have to scroll both the Gantt Chart and Task List scroll
simultaneously. When i scroll Gantt Chart , then at the same time
Task List and vice versa.
Problem 2:
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In the Gantt Chart Node, there are 2 section. One is dark
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Hi Vedant,
values are displayed in pie chart their label is not display.
So you're able to view the value and label information when you hover over a slice i.e. viewing the tooltip, but you can't see the actual label for each slice of the pie. If you're not seeing all of the labels for the slices of the Pie chart, then this could due to a couple of reasons:
1) the length of the label
2) the position of the label
3) the size of the chart
Keep in mind that displaying all 41 labels on the chart could result in an extremely cluttered looking chart. AnyChart controls the visibility of the labels, depending on the above factors. So if your labels are quite lengthy, for example, and they are positioned to be displayed outside the chart, then AnyChart will display what labels it can for the given chart size. To work around this, having tooltips enabled is a good starting point. Alternatively, you could look at decreasing the length of the label text, changing the label position or even increasing the size of the chart. For further information on the label formatting, I would recommend reviewing AnyChart's online documentation, here: http://anychart.com/products/anychart/docs/users-guide/label-text-formatting.html?fromtree.
Regards,
Hilary

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All,
We have pie chart in Xcelsius 2008 that shows the data with legend value and we have also set the ignore blank cells property to ignore the blank value from column. but once we set this property, it displays the digit "1" in the legend when there is no data.
we are expecting that nothing should be displayed in pie chart legend when there is no data for the pie chart.
Thanks,
Sourabh

hi Sourabh,
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Workaround is to create a duplicate of this chart. Go to properties of this new chart.
Go to Appearance ->
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Regards,
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