Bar Chart

	GraphLayout = type;

DataSets = (Name1, Color1, Type1), (Name2, Color2, Type2) ...;

	DataAxis = (XAxis1, YAxis1), (XAxis2, YAxis2), ...;

	DataSet[1–50] = Number1, Number2, ...;

	DataSet[1–50]P[1–50] = Number1, Number2, ...;

      BarBorder = (lineType, lineWidth, lineColor);

	BarColorTableN = color1, color2, ...;

		  	BarColorTable2 = ,,blue;
		  

	BarColorTable[1-50P[1-50] = color1, color2, ...;

		  	BarColorTable2P1 = blue,blue;
		  

	BarCorners = (topleft,topright,bottomright,bottomleft);

   example: BarCorners = (SNIP,SQUARE,SQUARE,SQUARE);

BarDropShadow

	BarDropShadow = (color,offsetx,offsety,size);

BarDropShadow places a shadow on the background field of the bar chart. The color, orientation, and size of the shadow can be defined. The tuple element color sets the color of the shadow. That color value is interpolated to complete transparency as it reaches the end of the shadow's blur area. Offsetx and offsety define the center point of the shadow; offsetx sets the x-axis offset from the chart's center-point; offsety sets the y-axis offset. When an offset attribute is set to a whole number value, the position of the drop shadow is offset from the chart's center point by the number of pixels set by that whole number. When an offset is set to a fractional value (between 0 and 1), the value is interpreted as a percentage of the width of the object casting the shadow (the set of bars). The center of the drop shadow is repositioned based upon the values or percentages set for offsetx and offsety. Offset attribute values may be positive or negative. Size sets the size of the blur area, the region beyond the actual drop shadow shape where the shadow is extended and blurred into transparency. The size of this blurred region is controlled by the size attribute. The blurred region becomes larger and more diffuse as the value of size is increased. When size is set to a whole number value, the size of the blurred area is defined in pixels. When size is set to a fractional value (between 0 and 1), the value is interpreted as a percentage of the width of the object casting the shadow. When using a fractional value, enclose the value in double-quotes to "escape" the decimal point.

 BarDropShadow = (black, "-.05", "-0.05", 55); 

BarHighlights

	BarHighlights = (type,start,stop,top,right, bottom,left,width,height,topLeft,topRight,bottomRight,bottomLeft), ...;

The BarHighlights parameter provides a visual pattern fill in a bar or combo chart. It adds or overlays a fill pattern over one or more existing fill patterns to produce multiple effects. The width or height of the pattern can be modified. The gap between the sides of the bar and the fill pattern being applied can be modified. Gradient patterns can be set using the type attribute. Only gradient patterns may be used. A type value of NONE suppresses the highlights. The element start sets the beginning color of the gradient; the element stop sets the end color of the gradient. Color values are interpolated between the two. The elements top, right, bottom, and left specify the size of the gaps between the edge of the highlight and the associated edge of the bar. When the values for top, right, bottom, and left are specified as whole numbers, they set the distance between the edge of the highlight and the edge of the bar in pixels. When set to a fractional number between 0 and 1, they set the gap to a percentage of the width of the bar. Percentage values are written using a decimal point (e.g. "0.05" and "0.50" represent 5% and 50%, respectively). When using a fractional value, enclose the tuple element in double-quotes to "escape" the decimal point. The element width controls the width of the highlight; the element height controls the height. When values for width and height are specified using whole numbers, they set the distance in pixels. If width or height is set to -1, BarHighlights fills all of the space available after taking into account any gaps specified in previous attributes. If width or height is set to a fractional number between 0 and 1, BarHighlights sets the width or height of the highlight using the percentage of available width or height of the bar.

 BarHighlights = (GRADIENTRADIAL,yellow,white,15,15,15,15,-1,-1) 

BarActiveLabels

	BarActiveLabels = ("Label1", "URL1", "Target1"),...;

BarLabels

	BarLabels = "String1", "String2", ...;

Defines a list of labels to be displayed below each group of bars. This parameter overrides the BottomLabels parameter (for VERTICAL bars) or the LeftLabels parameter (for HORIZONTAL bars).

BarActiveLabels

	BarActiveLabels = ("Label1", "URL1", "Target1"),...;

The BarActiveLabels parameter specifies a list of custom active labels to be associated with each bar label. That is, these labels will be displayed whenever the mouse "dwells" over a given bar label. This can be used to provide the user with additional information about that particular bar grouping or to "drill-down" to another document. See Active Labels for a detailed explanation of active label capabilities.

The BarActiveLabels parameter overrides the BottomActiveLabels parameter (for VERTICAL bars) or the LeftActiveLabels parameter (for HORIZONTAL bars).

BarAnimationStyle

	BarAnimationStyle = GROW | FADE | NONE;

Specifies how the bars initially appear in a chart. This parameter is only valid in SVG or SVGWeb output formats.

   example: BarAnimationStyle = GROW;

GROW	The bars grow from the origin of the axis to their actual values.
FADE	The bars fade in.
NONE	The bars are immediately visible.

Bar3D Depth

	Bar3DDepth = Number;

Defines the "depth" of the bar in pixels. A depth of 0 draws a 2D bar.

BarSpotlights

	BarSpotlights = (start,stop,center,centeroffsetx,centeroffsety,focusoffsetx,focusoffsety,radius),...;

BarSpotLights adds or overlays a color fill over one or more existing fill patterns to produce multiple layered color effects. The spotlight "illuminates" the bars of the chart. The center of the spotlight and its focus can be adjusted independently by adjusting offsets from the bar chart center point. The elements centeroffsetx and centeroffsety set the x and y-coordinates of the center of the spotlight as an offset of the chart center point. When set to whole numbers, centeroffsetx and centeroffsety specify the number of pixels to offset from the chart center point. When set to fractional values (between 0 and 1), they are interpreted as percentages of the width of the bars. Percentage values are written using a decimal point (e.g. "0.05" and "0.50" represent 5% and 50%, respectively). When using a fractional value, enclose the tuple element in double-quotes to "escape" the decimal point. The element focusoffsetx is the offset from the chart center which defines the x-coordinate of the focus point of the spotlight. The element focusoffsety is the offset from the chart center which defines the y-coordinate of the focus point of the spotlight. When set to whole numbers, focusoffsetx and focusoffsety specify the offset from the center in pixels. When set to fractional values (between 0 and 1), they are interpreted as percentages of the width of the bars. The element radius sets the size of the spotlight, from its center to its edge. When set to a whole number, it sets the size of the radius in pixels; when set to a fractional value, it sets the radial diameter of the spotlight based upon that percentage of the minimum height and width of the bars on the chart.

   example: BarSpotlights = (purple_40, blue_155, LEFT, 20,10,120,-120,250);

BarSymbol

BarSymbol = (Type1,Color1), (Type2,Color2) ...;

Defines the style and color of the bars in a barest. Values specified in this parameter override values set in the DataSets parameter.

The following bar types are supported:

• BAR
• TRIANGLEBAR
• DIAMONDBAR
• CYLINDER
• PIEVERTICAL
• PIEHORIZONTAL

Note that some types may produce unusual results if the graph type is STACK or ROWS. If one of the "Pie" types is selected, the alternate pie color will be extracted from the first element of the ColorTable.

BarValueLabel

   BarValueLabel = ("mode", color, "font name", font size, angle, interiorAlignment);
                   

Defines the label style to be displayed on each group of bars.

Valid mode values are "ON" and "OFF", the default value is "ON".

   example: ("ON",black,"Helvetica",18,0);

This parameter was introduced in NetCharts 4.0.

BarValueLabelBox

     
   BarValueLabelBox = (color,bordertype,borderwidth);

Defines the label box to be displayed with each group of bars.
The legal values for border type are as follows:

   example:(grey,RAISED,3);          

NONE    - No border
BOX     - Simple Box outline
SHADOW  - Shadow border
RAISED  - Raised border
RECESS  - Recessed border

This parameter was introduced in NetCharts 4.0.

BarValueLabelStyle

   BarValueLabelStyle = labelposition1,labelposition2 ..., labelpositionN;
                   

Defines where the BarValueLabel text will display for each dataset.

    example: BarValueLabelStyle = TOP, MIDDLE, BOTTOM;

Available options for BarValueLabelStyle are:

EXTERNAL	Displays just outside of each bar
TOP	Displays at the Top of each bar
MIDDLE	Displays in the Middle of each bar
BOTTOM	Displays at the Bottom of each bar
NONE	No bar labels display

This parameter was introduced in NetCharts 4.0.

BarWidth

	BarWidth = Width1,Width2,...WidthN;

	GroupStackLabels = "label1","label2",...;

	GroupStackSegmentLabels = "label1","label2",...;

	ShowGroupStackLabels = ON|OFF;

	StackLabel = type;

	StackDisplayOrder = BOTTOMUP|TOPDOWN;

	StackedBarConnectors = OFF | LINE | FILLED;

	ViewPoint = (CARTESIAN,X,Y,Z);
	ViewPoint = (SPHERICAL,radius,phi,theta);

	ZAxisLabels = (ON|OFF, Color, FontName, FontSize, Angle, interiorAlignment);