Advanced Configuration Properties

Both the primary, and optional secondary background colors for the chart. The default primary color is white.

This property has both a sample color button that allows you to select a color and a field that lists the hexadecimal value(s) of the color(s) you have selected.

If you want to use a gradient in the background, add a secondary color. Or delete the code for the primary color and add a different primary color.

How opaque each background color is as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

Determines whether there is a border around the entire chart. Defaults to true.

How opaque the chart border is as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

The thickness of the chart border in points.

Ratio, as a percentage, for the primary and secondary colors in a background using a gradient.

Angle of the gradient of background colors in degrees from 0-360. Default is 180 (horizontal gradient).

For charts with a grid and axes, the primary and optional secondary color of the background inside these axes. The default primary color is white.

This property has both a sample color button that allows you to select a color and a field that lists the hexadecimal value(s) of the color(s) you have selected.

If you want to use a gradient in the background, add a secondary color. Or delete the code for the primary color and add a different primary color.

How opaque the primary or secondary background colors are inside the axes as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

Font family for all data labels within the chart. This is also the default font for captions and tick labels, unless the Caption/Tick Label Font property is set.

Base font size in points, from 8-72, for all data labels within the chart. This is also the color for captions unless the Caption/Tick Label Font Size property is set.

Color for all data labels within the chart. This is also the color for captions unless the Caption/Tick Label Color property is set.

Font family for captions and tick labels within the chart. If you omit this property, caption and tick labels default to the Base Font.

Font size in points, from 8-72, for captions and tick labels in the chart. If you omit this property, caption and tick labels default to the Base Font Size

Color for all captions and tick labels in the chart. If you omit this property, caption and tick labels default to the Base Font Color

The number of decimal places to use in all numeric labels in the chart.

Truncate numbers and use K (thousands) and M (millions) symbols to indicate proper values.

Use thousand and decimal separators in numeric labels.

Ensure all numeric labels have all decimal places, adding 0 where needed. If the number of decimals is 2, for example, a numeric value of 2.4 would display as 2.40 with this property set.

This is false by default.

The symbol to use as the decimal point. Defaults to dot = a period.

The symbol to use as a separator for thousands and subsequent multiples. Defaults to comma.

Determines whether numeric values are shown as a percentage or a simple value. False by default.

The text to display for the chart lower limit instead of the lower limit number.

The text to display for the chart upper limit instead of the lower limit number.

Space at the top of the chart in pixels.

Space on the right side of the chart in pixels.

Space at the bottom of the chart in pixels.

Space on the left side of the chart in pixels.

For charts with a grid and axes, the space in pixels at the top between the grid and any chart areas with captions or borders.

For charts with a grid and axes, the space in pixels to the right between the grid and any chart areas with captions or borders.

For charts with a grid and axes, the space in pixels at the bottom between the grid and any chart areas with captions or borders.

For charts with a grid and axes, the space in pixels to the left between the grid and any chart areas with captions or borders.

Supplies a logo for the chart.

The position for your logo on the chart. This defaults to the top-left corner.

How opaque the logo is as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

Change the scale (0-300) of externally loaded logo at run-time

Displays or hides (default) a shadow for the gauge in the chart.

The horizontal space in pixels for a gauge.

The vertical space in pixels for a gauge.

Determines whether text labels for the bars, lines, wedges or other graphical objects in this chart are displayed. True by default.

Determines whether data values for the bars, lines, wedges or other graphical objects in this chart are displayed. True by default.

A tool-tip displays more information on mouseover for data points. True by default

Controls how text labels are displayed, in combination with Slant Labels:

Determines the degree of text label rotation when Label Display is Rotate. The default is true which gives a 45 degree slant. If false labels are rotated 90 degrees. See also Rotate Values.

Numeric values are displayed horizontally when false (the default). If true, numbers are rotated 90 degrees.

The color to use as a background for tooltips (see Show Tooltips for more information). Defaults to white.

This property has a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

The color to use as a border around tooltips(see Show Tooltips for more information). Defaults to white.

This property has a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

The character, such as a comma, to separate the name and value displayed in the tooltip.

Determines whether the names for the series, columns or fields that are represented in the chart appear in tooltips. Defaults to no.

Determines whether tooltips should appear with a drop shadow. Defaults to no.

Determines whether to include a legend relating colors used in the chart to the series, columns or fields that are represented by that color. Defaults to yes.

Enter a caption, if needed, for the legend. This is empty by default.

The color to use as a background for the legend. Defaults to white.

This property has a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

Determines whether users can drag the legend to other positions in the chart. This defaults to no.

Determines whether the legend uses square markers to show colors or circles. Default to no, which means square color markers are used.

Determines whether the order of colors is reversed or not. Defaults to no, indicating that colors are shown in the same order in which you added series, colomns or fields to the chart.

How opaque the legend backround is as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

The color to use in the border around the legend. Defaults to white. This property uses a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

The thickness, in pixels of the border. This is empty by default, indicating no border.

How opaque the legend border is as a percentage (0-100%). Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque.

Whether the legend should have a drop shadow. This defaults to yes.

The color to use as the background for the scroll bar. Defaults to white. This property uses a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

The color to use in the bar of the scroll bar. Defaults to white. This property uses a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

The color to use in up/down buttons of the scroll bar. Defaults to white. This property uses a sample color button that allows you to select a color.

Whether to use (true the default) smart lines in funnel charts.

Space in pixels between the caption and/or sub-caption and the top of Pyramid charts.

Sets the three dimensional perspective of the pyramid, in degrees from 0-40.

Displays ticks within the scale of the chart to help relate the size or placement of chart objects to a scale.

Displays tick values. True by default.

Distance between tick values and tick marks.

Allows you to pick multiple colors to use as fill colors for columns, bars, wedges, lines, areas and other graphic objects in some charts.

To add a color:

1. Click the color swatch.

2. Find a color in the window that opens and close the window when you have the right color.

3. Click Add Color. This adds a swatch to the list along with the hexadecimal value for this color.

Colors get added in order and correspond to specific series of data. For pie or doughnut charts, the list of colors simply repeats through the wedges.

Click a color in the list to delete it.

Pre-defined color palettes for chart backgrounds and labels.

Determines whether the chart rendering is animated (true by default) or not. Nonanimated rendering may pause until the entire chart can be displayed.

For pie and doughnut charts, the color of lines connecting labels to a wedge.

For pie and doughnut charts, the thickness in pixels of lines connecting labels to a wedge.

For pie and doughnut charts, the opacity, from 0-100, as a percentage of lines connecting labels to a wedge. Zero is fully transparent and 100 is fully opaque. If not set, this is fully opaque.

For pie and doughnut charts, determines how the lines connecting labels to wedges are bent. Slanted is the default which allows different angles. Slanted uses 90 degree bends only.

Determines whether funnel slices are sliced-out or not (default).

Determines whether funnel slices are hollow or filled (default).

Whether to present the data as streamlined data or as section data. Section by default.

Assigns identical slant angles to all slices.

Whether to show a border around two-dimensional funnel charts.

Border thickness in pixels for two-dimensional funnel charts.

The color to use for the high value column in Sparkline Column charts.

The color to use for the low value column in Sparkline Column charts.

The color to use for win columns in Win/Loss Sparkline charts.

The color to use for loss columns in Win/Loss Sparkline charts.

The time unit that is used in a Gantt chart timeline. This defaults to Month.

The number of time units to include in a Gantt chart timeline.

If you include percentage of completion statistics for a Gantt chart, this is the color used to fill the bars for the uncompleted portions of tasks.

Determines whether uncompleted portions of tasks are shown with fill color or not. This defaults to true. This is only applicable if you include percentage of completion statistics for the Gantt chart.

Determines whether a label with the percentage of completion is shown for tasks in a Gantt chart. Defaults to No. This is only applicable if you include percentage of completion statistics for the Gantt chart.

Determines whether a label with the start date is shown for tasks in a Gantt chart. Defaults to No.

Determines whether a label with the end date is shown for tasks in a Gantt chart. Defaults to No.