Documentation Index
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The Labels properties in the Data Series Wizard define how data item labels are displayed in your chart, including visibility, style, content, and positioning.
Labels
| Property | Description |
|---|
| Show Datapoint Labels | Enable/disable the display of labels for the data points in your series. |
Style
| Property | Description |
|---|
| Font | Displays the current font and style of the labels. Click the button next to the text box to adjust it. |
| Label Color | Choose the color of the label text. Options include fixed colors, gradients, textures, and patterns. |
| Background Color | Choose the background color behind the label text. Supports solid colors, gradients, patterns, etc. |
Position
| Property | Description |
|---|
| Position | Select how labels are positioned within the chart. Use Automatic to let the system decide the optimal spot. |
| Label Interval | Set the interval (in pixels) between two consecutive labels. |
Content
| Property | Description |
|---|
| Content | Choose whether to display only labels or labels and values together. |
| Value Format | If values are included, choose a format to display these values (e.g., currency, decimal). |
| Label Format | Choose a format for the label text (e.g., plain, custom string formatting). |
Border
| Property | Description |
|---|
| Show Label Border | Enable/disable a border around the labels. |
| Width | Set the thickness (in pixels) of the label border. |
| Border Color | Choose a color for the label border. Supports fixed colors, gradients, textures, and patterns. |
- Labels can be fully customized to match your design and branding needs, including fonts, colors, backgrounds, and borders.
- The Label Interval controls the density of labels, which can be useful for charts with many data points.
- If values are displayed, formatting options ensure that numerical data is presented clearly (e.g., as percentages, currency).
- Label positioning can be left to automatic adjustment, ensuring the chart remains readable without manual fine-tuning.
