ChartNavigatorSeriesItemProps

The aggregate function for the date series (see example). The function is used when a category (year, month, or other) contains two or more points. The Chart displays the return value of the function instead of the individual points.

The supported values are:

• "avg"—The average of all values for the date period.
• "count"—The number of values for the date period.
• "max"—The highest value for the date period.
• "min"—The lowest value for the date period.
• "sum"—The sum of all values for the date period. Defaults to 0 if no data points are defined.
• "sumOrNull"—The sum of all values for the date period. Defaults to null if no data points are defined.
• "first"—The first value.
• function (values, series, dataItems, category)—A user-defined aggregate function. Returns a single value or a data item.
• object (compound aggregate)—Applicable to the Candlestick, Box Plot, and OHLC series. Specifies the aggregate for each data item field.

If set to true, the Chart automatically scales down to fit the content area. Applicable for the Pie and Donut series.

The name of the value axis. The axis option is supported for Scatter plots. For more information on Scatter plots, refer to xAxis and yAxis.

The border of the Chart series. The border option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "donut", "pie", "bubble", "boxPlot", "candlestick", or "ohlc".

The name of the category axis that will be used for the series. If no categoryAxis is specified, the first axis is used.

The data item field which contains the category name or date. If the category is a date, the points are rendered in chronological order.

The data field that contains the close value. The closeField option is supported when series.type is set to "candlestick" or "ohlc".

The series base color.

The supported values are:

• CSS color string, including hex and rgb.
• function (point)—A user-defined function that is evaluated for each point. Returning undefined assumes the default series color.

The data item field which contains the series color. The colorField option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "rangeBar", "rangeColumn", "bubble", "donut", "pie", "candlestick", "ohlc", or "waterfall".

The label connectors options. The connectors option is supported when series.type is set to "donut" or "pie" and series.labels.visible is set to true.

The data item field which contains the current value. The currentField option is supported when series.type is set to "bullet" or "verticalBullet".

The dash type of line Chart. The dashType option is considered only if the series.type option is set to "line".

The following dash types are supported:

• "dash"—A line consisting of dashes.
• "dashDot"—A line consisting of a repeating pattern of dash-dot.
• "dot"—A line consisting of dots.
• "longDash"—A line consisting of a repeating pattern of long-dash.
• "longDashDot"—A line consisting of a repeating pattern of long-dash-dot.
• "longDashDotDot"—A line consisting of a repeating pattern of long-dash-dot-dot.
• "solid"—A solid line.

The array of data items which represent the series data.

You can set it to:

• Array of objects. Each point is bound to the field specified through the series.field option.
• Array of numbers. Supported when the series.type option is set to "area", "bar", "column", "donut", "pie", "line", or "waterfall".
• Array of arrays of numbers. Supported when the series.type option is set to "bubble", "scatter", "scatterLine", "ohlc", "polar", "rangeBar", or "rangeArea".

The Bubble series need arrays of three values—X value, Y value, and Size value—for example, [1, 1, 10]. The Scatter and ScatterLine series need arrays of two values—X value and Y value. The OHLC and Candlestick series need arrays of four values—open, high, low, and close. The RangeBar and RangeArea series need arrays of two values—the from and to value.

The series color when the open value is greater than the close value. The downColor option is supported when series.type is set to "candlestick".

The data field which contains the color that is applied when the open value is greater than the close value. The downColorField option is supported when series.type is set to "candlestick".

The dynamicHeight option is supported when series.type is set to "funnel" or "pyramid". When set to false, all segments become with the same height. Otherwise, the height of each segment is based on its value.

The dynamicSlope option is supported when series.type is set to "funnel". When set to true, the ratio of the bases of each segment is calculated based on the ratio of currentDataItem.value/nextDataItem.value. The last element is always created like a rectangle since there is no following element.

The error bars of the Chart series. The errorBars option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "line", "area", "scatter", "scatterLine", or "bubble".

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars high value (see example). The errorHighField option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "line", or "area".

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars low value (see example). The errorLowField option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "line", or "area".

The data item field which contains a Boolean value indicating whether the sector is exploded. The explodeField option is supported when series.type is set to "donut" or "pie".

The configuration of the Chart series extremes. Applies to extreme outliers. For more information, refer to series.outliers.

The data item field which contains the series value.

The name of the parent series of the trendline.

The for option is supported when series.type is set to "linearTrendline", "exponentialTrendline", "logarithmicTrendline", "powerTrendline", "polynomialTrendline" or "movingAverageTrendline".

The data item field which contains the series from value.

The distance between the categories expressed as a percentage of the bar width. See the related spacing setting. The gap option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "candlestick", "ohlc", "radarColumn", or "waterfall".

The data field which contains the high value. The highField option is supported when series.type is set to "candlestick" or "ohlc".

The configuration of the Chart series highlight.

The diameter of the donut hole in pixels. The holeSize option is supported when series.type is set to "donut".

The configuration of the Chart series label. The Chart displays the series labels when the series.labels.visible option is set to true.

The configuration of the Chart legend item. By default, the Legend item type and markers are inherited from the series.

The Chart line configuration options. The line option is supported when series.type is set to "area", "candlestick", "ohlc", or "waterfall".

The lineStyle option is supported when series.type is set to "line", "scatterLine", "radarLine", or "polarLine".

The supported values are:

• "normal" (default)—The values are connected with a straight line.
• "step"—The values are connected with a right-angled line.

Only available when series.type is set to "line".

• "smooth"—The values are connected with a smooth line.

Not supported for stacked area series with missing values.

The data item field which contains the series lower value.

The data field containing the low value. The lowField option is supported when series.type is set to "candlestick" or "ohlc".

The margin around each donut series (ring). A numeric value sets all margins.

The configuration of the Chart series marker. The Chart displays the series labels when the series.markers.visible option is set to true. The markers option is supported when series.type is set to "area", "rangeArea", "line", "scatter", "scatterLine", "radarLine", "radarArea", "polarLine", "polarScatter", or "polarArea".

The maximum size of the Chart bubble series marker.

The data item field which contains the series mean value.

The data item field which contains the series median value.

The minimum size of the Chart bubble series marker.

The behavior for handling missing values. The missingValues option is available when series.type is set to "area", "rangeArea", "line", "scatterLine", "radarLine", "radarArea", "polarLine", or "polarArea".

The supported values are:

• "gap"—The plot stops before the missing point and continues after it.
• "interpolate"—The value is interpolated from neighboring points. Represents the default value for all series except for the "area" and stacked series. Area and stacked series default to "zero".
• "zero"—The value is assumed to be zero.

The name of the Chart series which is visible in the legend.

Specifies the top-base/bottom-base ratio of the whole Funnel Chart. If the neckRatio is set to 3, it means the top base is three times smaller than the bottom base. The neckRatio option is supported when series.type is set to "funnel" and dynamicSlope is set to false.

The color to use for the Bar, Column, or Waterfall series with negative values. Accepts a valid CSS color string, including hex and rgb.

The options for displaying the Chart negative bubble values.

The configuration of the series notes.

The data item field which contains the series note text (see example).

The opacity of the series. By default, the series are opaque.

The data field which contains the open value. The openField option is available when series.type is set to "candlestick" or "ohlc".

The configuration of the Chart series outliers. Applies to mild outliers. For more information, refer to series.extremes.

The data item field which contains the series outliers value.

The overlay options of the Chart series.

The padding around the Chart (equal on all sides). The padding option is available when series.type is set to "donut" or "pie".

The configuration options of the series pattern.

The data item field which contains the series pattern. The patternField option is supported when series.type is set to "pie", "donut", "funnel", "heatmap", or "pyramid".

The data item field which contains the series q1 value.

The data item field which contains the series q3 value.

The space in pixels between the different segments of the Funnel or Pyramid Chart. The segmentSpacing option is supported when series.type is set to "funnel" or "pyramid".

The radius of the Chart Donut series in pixels. If not set, the available space is split evenly between the series.

The data field which contains the bubble size value.

The distance between series points within a category. Expressed as a percentage of the bar width. See the related gap setting. The spacing option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "candlestick", "ohlc", or "radarColumn".

A Boolean value which indicates if the series have to be stacked. A string value is interpreted as series.stack.group.

The stack option is supported when series.type is set to "bar", "column", "line", "area", "verticalLine", "verticalArea", "radarLine", "radarArea", and "radarColumn". If not overridden, the stack settings of the first series are inherited as a default value by the rest of the series.

The start angle (in degrees) of the first Donut or Pie segment. Angles increase clockwise with zero to the left. Negative values are acceptable.

The data item field which contains the summary type for the Waterfall series. The value (if any) of a data item marked as a summary point will be discarded.

Summary columns are optional and can be one of two types:

• "runningTotal"—Displays the sum of all items since the last "runningTotal" point.
• "total"—Displays the sum of all previous items.

The configuration options of the target. The target option is supported when series.type is set to "bullet" or "verticalBullet".

The data item field which contains the series to value.

The configuration options of the Chart series tooltip.

The configuration options of the series trendlines.

The trendline option is supported when series.type is set to "linearTrendline", "exponentialTrendline", "logarithmicTrendline", "powerTrendline", "polynomialTrendline" or "movingAverageTrendline".

The type of the series.

The supported values are:

• area
• bar
• boxPlot
• bubble
• bullet
• candlestick
• column
• donut
• exponentialTrendline
• funnel
• pyramid
• heatmap
• horizontalWaterfall
• line
• linearTrendline
• logarithmicTrendline
• movingAverageTrendline
• ohlc
• pie
• polarArea
• polarLine
• polarScatter
• polynomialTrendline
• powerTrendline
• radarArea
• radarColumn
• radarLine
• rangeArea
• rangeBar
• rangeColumn
• scatter
• scatterLine
• verticalArea
• verticalBoxPlot
• verticalBullet
• verticalLine
• verticalRangeArea
• waterfall

The data item field which contains the series upper value.

Sets the visible property of a Chart series.

A value which indicates whether to show the point category (for Funnel, Pyramid, Donut, and Pie series) or the series name (for other available series types) in the legend.

The data item field which indicates whether to show the point category name in the legend. The visibleInLegendField option is supported when series.type is set to "funnel", "pyramid", "donut", or "pie".

A function that can be used to create a custom visual for the points. Applicable for the Bar, Column, Pie, Donut, Funnel, Pyramid, Range Bar, Range Column, and Waterfall series.

The available argument fields are:

• rect—The geometry Rect that defines where the visual has to be rendered.
• options—The point options.
• createVisual—A function that can be used to get the default visual.
• category—The point category.
• dataItem—The point dataItem.
• value—The point value.
• stackValue—The cumulative point value on the stack. Available only for the stackable series.
• sender—The Chart instance.
• series—The point series.
• percentage—The point value represented as a percentage value. Available only for the Donut, Pie, and 100% Stacked Charts.
• runningTotal—The sum of point values since the last "runningTotal" summary point. Available for the Waterfall series.
• total—The sum of all previous series values. Available for the Waterfall series.
• radius—The segment radius. Available for the Donut and Pie series.
• innerRadius—The segment inner radius. Available for the Donut series.
• startAngle—The segment start angle. Available for the Donut and Pie series.
• endAngle—The segment end angle. Available for the Donut and Pie series.
• center—The segment center point. Available for the Donut and Pie series.
• points—The segment points. Available for the Funnel and Pyramid series.

The line width. The width option is supported when series.type is set to "line", "scatterLine", "radarLine", or "polarLine".

The name of the X axis. The xAxis option is supported when series.type is set to "bubble", "scatter", "scatterLine", or "polar" series. For the Polar series, the xAxis range is expressed in degrees.

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars xAxis high value (see example). The xErrorHighField option is supported when series.type is set to "scatter"``, "scatterLine", or "bubble"`.

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars xAxis low value (see example). The xErrorLowField option is supported when series.type is set to "scatter", "scatterLine", or "bubble".

The data item field containing the x value. The xField option is supported when series.type is set to "bubble", "scatter", "scatterLine", or "polar" series.

The name of the Y axis to use. Available for the Bubble, Scatter, Scatter Line, and Polar series.

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars yAxis high value (see example). The yErrorHighField option is supported when series.type is set to "scatter", "scatterLine", or "bubble".

The data item field which contains the series.errorBars yAxis low value (see example). The yErrorLowField option is supported when series.type is set to "scatter", "scatterLine", or "bubble".

The data item field containing the y value. The yField option is supported when series.type is set to "bubble", "scatter", or "scatterLine".

An optional Z-index that can be used to change the default stacking order of series. The series with the highest Z-index are placed on top. Series with no Z-index use the default stacking order based on the series type. For example, Line series will be on top with the Bar and Area following after.