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dxPolarChart argumentAxis

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Specifies argument axis properties for the PolarChart UI component.

For charting, the polar coordinate system is used to determine each point uniquely on a plane through two numbers, the argument and the value of the point. A circular and straight lines (the axis... source to be converted to another type. In this instance, specify the desired type for the axis values using the argumentType property. axisDivisionFactor Specifies the minimum distance between two

dxPolarChart CommonAxisSettings

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An object defining the configuration properties that are common for all axes of the PolarChart UI component.

allowDecimals Specifies whether to allow decimal values on the axis. When false, the axis contains integer values only. color Specifies the color of the line that represents an axis. ...

dxRangeSelector

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The RangeSelector is a UI component that allows a user to select a range of values on a scale.

This UI component represents a scale (numeric or date-time) and two sliders. A user selects the required range by moving the sliders. A chart can be displayed in the background of the RangeSelector UI component. This allows end users to select the required range in a chart series. You can also integrate the RangeSelector UI component with a stand-alone Chart UI component to emulate chart

dxChart dataPrepareSettings

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Processes data before visualizing it.

the inverted property. Alternatively, you can use a comparison function to specify the drawing order. The function accepts two data source objects and should return the value on which the order depends. For example, A and B objects represent two series points. If the function returns a value less than 0, point A is drawn before point B. If the function returns a value greater than 0, point

dxPolarChart ScatterSeries

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An object defining a series of the scatter type.

. They give a general idea of how precise a measurement is. In PolarChart, an error bar is a vertical bar with two marks at its edges. An error bar accompanies a series point. Error bars can be generated either from concrete or calculated values. To generate one error bar, two values, high and low, are needed. If the data source of your chart provides concrete high and low values, assign