(Required) Specifies the name of the datalayer column containing the high data value for each row.

(Required) Specifies the name of the datalayer column containing the low data value for each row.

Sets the data region fill color. Enter a color by name, decimal RGB value, or hex RGB value. Prefix hex values with the pound sign, e.g. #112233. New for 14.1 Or, enter the token @Gradient to use a gradient fill to represent the data.

Set this attribute to the element ID of another series to combine it with this series in the legend. When two series are combined, by default only the first one will appear in the legend but clicking the item in the legend toggles both series to appear and disappear. Or, the value Previous can be entered to combine this series with the previous series.

Specifies if data rows with null or blank values are to be ignored, allowing adjacent values to be connected in the chart. The default value is False.

Disables mouse tracking for the series, when set to True. This affects tooltips and click events on graphs and points. For large datasets, this may improve performance.
The default value is False.

Sets the thickness of the line, in pixels, when the mouse pointer is hovered over it. The default value is 1 pixel.

Indicates text that will be shown for this series inside the chart legend. When a value is provided, automatically causes the legend to be displayed.

Sets the data region's border line color. Enter a color by name, decimal RGB value, or hex RGB value. Prefix hex values with the pound sign, e.g. #112233. New for 14.1 Or, enter the token @Gradient to use a gradient fill to represent the data.

Specifies the transparency of the data region border line color. The lowest value of 0 specifies that the background is opaque, with no transparency. At the other end of the scale, 15 specifies a completely transparent background. Use medium-level transparency to allow different chart layers to show through each other.

Specifies the pattern of the data region's border line as either Solid or a combination of dashes and dots.

Specifies the thickness of the data region's border line, in pixels. The default value is 1 pixel.

Specifies the ID of an X-Axis element that this series should be linked to when using multiple X-axes.

Specifies the ID of a Y-Axis element that this series should be linked to when using multiple Y-axes.

Sets the color for negative values. Enter a color by name, decimal RGB value, or hex RGB value. Prefix hex values with the pound sign, e.g. #D5F484. The default value is Red.

Specifies the transparency of the Negative Color. The lowest value of 0 specifies that the background is opaque, with no transparency. At the other end of the scale, 15 specifies a completely transparent background. Use medium-level transparency to allow different chart layers to show through each other.

Sets the data region fill color for negative values. Enter a color by name, decimal RGB value, or hex RGB value. Prefix hex values with the pound sign, e.g. #D5F484.
The default value is Red.

Specifies the transparency of the Negative Fill Color. The lowest value of 0 specifies that the background is opaque, with no transparency. At the other end of the scale, 15 specifies a completely transparent background. Use medium-level transparency to allow different chart layers to show through each other.

Sets the positive-negative value threshold, also called the "zero level" or "base level". The default value is 0.

Specifies the transparency of the data region fill color. The lowest value of 0 specifies that the background is opaque, with no transparency. At the other end of the scale, 15 specifies a completely transparent background. Use medium-level transparency to allow different chart layers to show through each other.

Specifies the name of a datalayer column whose values will be plotted along the X-axis.

Specifies the data type of the datalayer column named in the X-axis Data Column attribute. Options include Auto (the default), Text, Number, and DateTime.

By default, X-axis data values that are DateTime type will be automatically distributed evenly across the time series. If you want to disable this behavior, set this attribute value to Text.