Vue Chart - FullStackedAreaSeries.label
An object defining the label configuration properties.
Each series point can be accompanied by a text label that represents data related to the point. These are called series point labels. Use the label object's properties to set label properties for all chart series at once.
Specify the label object's properties within the commonSeriesSettings configuration object to set label properties for all chart series at once.
If you have several series of a single type, you can set label properties to the values specific to this series type using the corresponding object (area, line, etc.) within the commonSeriesSettings configuration object. The values that are set within series-type-specific configuration objects override the corresponding common values.
If you need to set a label property for an individual series, use the label object within the series object of the series array. The values that are set individually override the corresponding common values.
alignment
Aligns point labels in relation to their points.
This property accepts the following values:
center
Displays labels in the center of the point.left
Aligns the left corner of the label to the center of the point.right
Aligns the right corner of the label to the center of the point.
argumentFormat
Formats the point argument before it is displayed in the point label. To format the point value, use the format property.
A point label displays only the point value by default. Using the label.customizeText property, you can instruct the label to display the point argument as well. The argumentFormat property applies in this case only. This property accepts an object whose fields are described in the format section.
See Also
- format - provides a comprehensive overview of formatting capabilities.
- Value Formatting - shows how to apply formatting to various UI component elements.
backgroundColor
Colors the point labels' background. The default color is inherited from the points.
This property supports the following colors:
- Hexadecimal colors
- RGB colors
- RGBA colors
- Predefined/cross-browser color names
- Predefined SVG colors
- Paint server address
You can remove the label's background by setting this property to "none". In this case, the label's text is the same color as the point.
connector
Configures the label connectors.
A point label is always displayed near its series point, though the label is placed separately. To make the relationship between the series point and its label evident, use a connector.
By default, label connectors are hidden. To make them visible, set the connector.visible property to true.
customizeText
Customizes the text displayed by point labels.
Information on the series point.
The text for the label to display.
This property accepts a function whose parameter exposes the following fields.
Field | Description |
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originalValue | The raw value of the point. |
value | The originalValue after type cast. |
valueText | The value with an applied format and converted to string. |
originalArgument | The raw argument of the point. |
argument | The originalArgument after type cast. |
argumentText | The argument with an applied format and converted to string. |
percent | The percentage value of the point. |
percentText | The percent with an applied format and converted to string. |
total | The sum of all values in the stack. |
totalText | The total with an applied format and converted to string. |
point | The Point object. |
seriesName | The name of the series to which the point belongs. |
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keyword.See Also
displayFormat
Specifies the label's text.
This property is ignored if labels are hidden.
Use the parameters of the label.customizeText function as placeholders in the displayFormat property value.
The example below illustrates how to customize label text for all series and individual series:
jQuery
$(function() { $("#chartContainer").dxChart({ // ... commonSeriesSettings: { type: 'line', label: { format: 'thousands', visible: true, displayFormat: "{seriesName}: {valueText}", } }, series: [ { valueField: 'y1564', name: '15-64 years' }, { valueField: 'y014', name: '0-14 years' }, { valueField: 'y65', name: '65 years and older', label: { displayFormat: "<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}", }, }, ], }); });
Angular
<dx-chart ... > <dxi-series valueField="y1564" name="15-64 years"></dxi-series> <dxi-series valueField="y014" name="0-14 years"></dxi-series> <dxi-series valueField="y65" name="65 years and older"> <dxo-label displayformat="<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}"> </dxo-label> </dxi-series> <dxo-common-series-settings ... > <dxo-label format="thousands" [visible]="true" displayFormat="{seriesName}: {valueText}"> </dxo-label> </dxo-common-series-settings> </dx-chart>
import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ selector: 'app-root', templateUrl: './app.component.html', styleUrls: ['./app.component.css'] }) export class AppComponent { // ... }
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser'; import { NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import { AppComponent } from './app.component'; import { DxChartModule } from 'devextreme-angular'; @NgModule({ declarations: [ AppComponent ], imports: [ BrowserModule, DxChartModule ], providers: [ ], bootstrap: [AppComponent] }) export class AppModule { }
Vue
<template> <DxChart ... > <DxSeries value-field="y1564" name="15-64 years" /> <DxSeries value-field="y014" name="0-14 years" /> <DxSeries value-field="y65" name="65 years and older"> <DxLabel display-format="<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}" /> </DxSeries> <DxCommonSeriesSettings ... > <DxLabel :visible="true" format="thousands" display-format="{seriesName}: {valueText}" /> </DxCommonSeriesSettings> </DxChart> </template> <script> import DxChart, { DxSeries, DxLabel, DxCommonSeriesSettings } from 'devextreme-vue/chart'; export default { components: { DxChart, DxSeries, DxLabel, DxCommonSeriesSettings }, // ... } </script>
React
import React from 'react'; import Chart, { Series, Label, CommonSeriesSettings } from 'devextreme-react/chart'; class App extends React.Component { render() { return ( <Chart ... > <Series valueField="y1564" name="15-64 years"></Series> <Series valueField="y014" name="0-14 years"></Series> <Series valueField="y65" name="65 years and older"> <Label displayFormat="<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}" > </Label> </Series> <CommonSeriesSettings ... > <Label format="thousands" visible={true} displayFormat="{seriesName}: {valueText}" > </Label> </CommonSeriesSettings> </Chart> ); } } export default App;
ASP.NET Core Controls
@(Html.DevExtreme().Chart() .CommonSeriesSettings(s => s .Label(label => label .Format(Format.Thousands) .DisplayFormat("{seriesName}: {valueText}") .Visible(true) ) ) ) .Series(s => { s.Add().ValueField("y1564").Name("15-64 years"); s.Add().ValueField("y014").Name("0-14 years"); s.Add().ValueField("y65").Name("65 years and older").Label(label => label .DisplayFormat("<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}") ); }) // ... )
ASP.NET MVC Controls
@(Html.DevExtreme().Chart() .CommonSeriesSettings(s => s .Label(label => label .Format(Format.Thousands) .DisplayFormat("{seriesName}: {valueText}") .Visible(true) ) ) ) .Series(s => { s.Add().ValueField("y1564").Name("15-64 years"); s.Add().ValueField("y014").Name("0-14 years"); s.Add().ValueField("y65").Name("65 years and older").Label(label => label .DisplayFormat("<u>65+ years</u>: {valueText}") ); }) // ... )
format
Formats the point value before it is displayed in the point label.
See the format section for information on accepted values.
If you specify the format with an object and apply it to a full-stacked-like series, this object can also contain the percentPrecision field. Full-stacked-like series points have absolute and percentage values. The percentPrecision field specifies how many decimal digits the percentage values should have:
format: { type: "fixedPoint", // the format of absolute values precision: 1, // the precision of absolute values (123.456 --> 123.4) percentPrecision: 2 // the precision of percentage values (12.3456 % --> 12.34 %) }
See Also
horizontalOffset
Along with verticalOffset, shifts point labels from their initial positions.
The number assigned to this property specifies the shift in pixels. A negative number shifts the point labels to the left, a positive number - to the right.
verticalOffset
Along with horizontalOffset, shifts point labels from their initial positions.
The number assigned to this property specifies the shift in pixels. A negative number shifts the point labels up, a positive number shifts them down.
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