# How do I get chart values to match table values?

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**Created:** [December 8, 2020, 7:19pm UTC](https://connect.superhuman.com/t/how-do-i-get-chart-values-to-match-table-values/19994 "2020-12-08T19:19:09Z")\
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Hi there @Ryan_Gilbert 😊

I’m not sure if this will solve your problem but could you try to create another `Text` field and add this formula :

`thisRow.[Sprint].ToText()`  
or  
`Concatenate(thisRow.[Sprint])`

Then use that new text field for the horizontal axis instead of your field `[Sprint]` ? 😊

I got the inspiration in this post below 😊 :

> [@Customizing labels on a chart](https://connect.superhuman.com/t/customizing-labels-on-a-chart/7454):
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> Hey all! wave I received a great question today about how to customize the labels on a chart. For example, if you want the pie chart labels to include both the category and the percent, without needing to hover. There isn’t currently a specialized builder for customizing chart labels, but there’s another easy way to get whatever info you want into your labels! create a new column which will contain the full text that you want to exist in your label. I’ll just call it “Label”. In the “Label”…

Apparently, even though your `[Sprint]` field is already a `Text` field, the numbers in it are still interpreted as numbers so the charts creates a scale instead of keeping the text.

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