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# Hiding Labels & Values
### Hiding Indicator Labels
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**Open the Chart Layout**
Ensure that you have your chart open on TradingView.
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**Access the Indicator Settings**
* Right-click on the chart and select Settings from the context menu.
* Alternatively, click on the gear icon next to the indicator on your chart to access its settings.
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**Disable Indicator Labels**
* In the Settings window, navigate to the **Status line** tab.
* Find the option Indicator Name Label.
* Uncheck this option to hide the indicator labels on your chart.
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This action will remove any text labels associated with the indicator, leaving a cleaner chart focused solely on price action.
### Hiding Values and Arguments
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**Open the Chart Settings**
Follow the same process as above to open the Settings menu for the indicator.
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**Hide Indicator Values**
* In the Settings window, go to the **Status line** section.
* Uncheck Indicator Values and Indicator Arguments. This will remove numerical values and the arguments from your chart.
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**Additional Adjustments for Clarity**
If you'd like to further clean up your chart, navigate to the Scales section.
* Uncheck Indicator Name Label (if you haven't already).
* Ensure Indicator Last Value is enabled to display only the most relevant information.
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