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dxPolarChart commonAxisSettings stripStyle

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An object defining configuration properties for strip style.

Strips are the highlighted areas of a chart within a defined range of values (maximum and minimum) for an axis to which they belong. In general, strips are used to visually represent a range of values behind a series, to trace whether the series point values fall in or out of that range. For more details on strips, refer to the Strips topic. To set properties for configuring strip style, define

dxPolarChart commonSeriesSettings label

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An object defining the label configuration properties.

(index = 1) or minimum (index = 0). point Provides access to the represented point. To learn more about the field and methods of the point object, refer to the Point topic in the "Chart Elements

dxPolarChart series

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Specifies properties for PolarChart UI component series.

A series represents a grouping of related data points. The most important characteristic of a series is its type, which determines a particular visual representation of data. You can find more details on each series type in the corresponding topics in the Series help section. To define a single series, assign an object defining the series to the series configuration object. In the series' object

dxPolarChart series label

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An object defining the label configuration properties.

(index = 1) or minimum (index = 0). point Provides access to the represented point. To learn more about the field and methods of the point object, refer to the Point topic in the "Chart Elements

dxPolarChart valueAxis

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Specifies value axis properties for the PolarChart UI component.

lines. To learn more about axis grid lines and their properties, refer to the Grid topic. inverted Indicates whether or not an axis is inverted. When an axis is inverted, the maximum and minimum.... For more details on strips, refer to the Strips topic. To define strips for the value axis, use the strips array. When a strip's startValue, endValue and color properties are specified, the strip