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Returns or sets a value indicating whether a picture is applied to the front of the point or all points in the series.
Returns or sets a value indicating whether a picture is applied to the sides of the point or all points in the series.
Determines the appearance of the border drawn around the data point's fill area.
For series which support
Returns or sets a dataLabel instance which defines the properties of the label displayed for this data point.
In order to display data labels, the Series.showDataLabels property must be set to true.
Use the Series.dataLabels property to apply property settings to all data labels in the series.
Use the DataLabel.isDeleted property to hide the label for a specific data point.
Returns or sets the explosion value for a pie-chart or doughnut-chart slice.
In the context of a pie or doughnut chart, a DataPoint is synonymous with an individual slice of the pie/doughnut.
Explosion refers to the amount by which a slice in the pie is offset from the center point of the circle.
The valid range of values is between 0 and 400, inclusive.
Use the Series.explosion property to set the explosion for all slices in the pie.
ArgumentOutOfRangeException The value is outside the range of 0 and 400.
Returns or sets a ChartFillBase derived object which defines the fill properties for the data point.
This property returns null by default, indicating that no fill is applied. In this case, the default fill color for the associated series is used.
To apply a solid color fill, assign an instance of the ChartSolidFill class to this property.
To apply a gradient fill, assign an instance of the ChartGradientFill class to this property.
Returns or sets a value indicating whether the pattern is inverted in the item when it corresponds to a negative number.
Determines the appearance of the
This property provides a way to customize the marker border for an individual data point in the series.
A value of null implies that the marker border is not explicitly set on this data point, and should inherit the value from it's associated series.
Use the Series.markerBorder property to customize the border for all markers in the series.
Defines the
This property provides a way to customize the marker fill color for an individual data point in the series.
A value of null implies that the marker fill color is not explicitly set on this data point, and should inherit the value from it's associated series.
Use the Series.markerFill property to customize the fill color for all markers in the series.
Determines the size of the marker for this data point.
This property provides a way to customize the marker size for an individual data point in the series.
A value of null implies that the marker size is not explicitly set on this data point, and should inherit the value from it's associated series.
Use the Series.markerSize property to customize the size of all markers in the series.
Determines the style of the marker for this data point.
This property provides a way to customize the marker style for an individual data point in the series.
A value of null implies that the marker style is not explicitly set on this data point, and should inherit the value from it's associated series.
Use the Series.markerStyle property to customize the style of all markers in the series.
returns this object's owner. (read-only) The owner or null if this object is owned directly by the Chart
Returns or sets a boolean value indicating whether this data point represents a total or subtotal in a waterfall chart.
This property is only applicable for waterfall charts.
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Represents the a specific data point in a series.
This class encapsulates an individual point of data in a series.
A data point manifests differently depending on the chart type; for example, on a bar chart it represents the bar itself, and for a line chart, it represents a point on the line. For pie and doughnut charts, a data point represents a slice or wedge in the pie/doughnut.
Many of the properties exposed by this class are also found on the series class; setting the property on the series affects all points on the series, whereas setting a property on this class affects only one individual point in the series.
In cases where most of the data points share the same property values, use the property of the Series class, overriding the property values for any individual points using this class.
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