yaxisminvalue= “0" | This attribute determines the lower limit of y-axis. If you do not specify this value, it is automatically calculated. Example: yaxisminvalue=“0” |
yaxismaxvalue= “0" | This attribute determines the upper limit of y-axis. If you do not specify this value, it is automatically calculated. Example: yaxismaxvalue=“0” |
shownames= “0" | This attribute can have either of the two possible values: 1,0. It sets the configuration whether the x-axis values (for the data sets) will be displayed or not. By default, this attribute assumes the value 1, which means that the x-axis names will be displayed. Example: shownames=“1” |
showvalues= “0" | This attribute can have either of the two possible values: 1,0. It sets the configuration whether the y-axis numerical values will be displayed along with the columns, bars and the lines. By default, this attribute assumes the value 1, which means that the y-axis values will be displayed. Example: showvalues=“1” |
SkipIndex= “NumericalValue" | This attribute helps you to skip the display of a certain range of x-axis values. For example, if you want to display the hits of a site obtained for a particular month graphically. If you were to write the date of each data set in the x-axis, the graph would not give you the required clarity. But, with the help of this option, you can set the graph to display alternate sets of x-axis names. For example, if you set this value to 2, the following x-axis names will be displayed: 1,4,7,10... Example: SkipIndex=“2” |
showPercentValues= “1/0" | Whether to show percentage values in labels of the chart. |
showPercentInToolTip =“1/0" | Whether to show percentage values in tooltip. |
showLimits= “1/0" | Whether to show chart limit values. If not specified showYAxisValues attribute overrides this value. |
transposeAxis="1" | If you hide a dataset using legend icon, this attribute (when set to 1) will compute the axes limit with respect to maximum and minimum value of the visible dataset(s). By default, this attribute assumes the value 0. Range 0/1. |