Charts in Oracle APEX display group as label - oracle-apex

As mentioned in the Title im creating a Webapplication with Oracle APEX and my Charts are showing Group (im German so on my charts it shows "Gruppe") instead of the selected Labels.
First few labels are correct but the it'll take Group 6 for example.

Are you seeing x-axis labels like Gruppe x?
The Reason?
When the number of data points for a series is higher than the number of x-axis labels being rendered.
What to do?
Please run the SQL query in SQL Workshop, and identify any duplicate entries for a given x-axis label. Probably, you will need to update the SQL query, to avoid returning duplicate data.

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