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I’m trying to remove the “Bande 1” label that appears in the raster legend in QGIS 3.40 (Bratislava).

This issue was already mentioned here: How to turn off QGIS legend band number by default?

The suggested solution works manually, but I’m looking for a way to automate it, since I have many rasters and I’m preparing an atlas that I’ll need to reuse for future projects.

Has anyone found a way to disable this label automatically either through a PyQGIS script or a style (.qml) setting? I couldn’t find any option for it in the raster layer properties.

Thanks a lot for your help!

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You can use a PyQGIS script:

layout_name = "Layout 4" #Adjust to match the name of your layout

#Find the layout object by its name
lm = QgsProject.instance().layoutManager().layoutByName(layout_name)

#List legends, pick the first (0) one.
legend = [x for x in lm.items() if isinstance(x, QgsLayoutItemLegend)][0]

#For each child in the legend, if it is a Legend Node, 
#  change its label to a whitespace
model = legend.model()
children = list(model.children())
for child in children:
    if isinstance(child, QgsSimpleLegendNode):
        #print(child)
        #<QgsSimpleLegendNode: "Band 1: Layer_1 (Palette)">
        #<QgsSimpleLegendNode: "Band 1 (Gray)">
        child.setUserLabel(" ")

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