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| LinearTickIncrement | | Years |
| Weeks |
| UserDefined |
| Quarters |
| Months |
| Minutes |
| Hours |
| Days |
| Auto |
| Linear Tick Increment controls how tick marks are created for linear scales. When working with date/time values, you can set the value to one of the date/time values, such as "Year" or "Week". For numeric values, enter a number for a specific tick mark increment. Use "Auto" to automatically set an appropriate increment value.
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| ScaleLowerBound | | Sets the lower bound of the axis. Set this value to a number, or leave it blank for automatic scaling. When you have a lower bound, you must also specify an upper bound.
The default value is automatic scaling.
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| ScaleUpperBound | | Sets the upper bound of the axis. Set this value to a number, or leave it blank for automatic scaling. When you have an upper bound, you must also specify a lower bound.
The default value is automatic scaling.
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| ScalingMode | | By default, charts plot data accross the x-axis in an enumerated manner. The spacing is even between each point (row) returned in the DataLayer. This is "Standard" scaling. This works fine in many cases, especially when there are no missing data points. "Linear" scaling plots points according to an x-axis value. The x-axis spread evenly end-to-end, even though the data points are not. Linear spacing works with either numeric or date/time values.
Linear scaling is only appropriate for Line, Area, Spline and Polar charts. |