Select Screen, File, or Printer from the list box. If you select:

Screen, the output appears in the browser. Choose: PNG, SVG, GIF, JPEG, PDF/SVG, PDF/GIF.

File, enter a file name and select a file type: PNG, SVG, GIF, or JPEG.

Printer, graph output is sent directly to your browser's default printer. Choose: PNG, SVG, GIF, JPEG.

Note: To include a graph in the Document Composer, the graph must be saved in .SVG format.

Select a background color from the color picker for the current graph.

Select a frame color from the color picker for the current graph.

Record limits are used to limit the amount of data that appears or is used in your graph.

Read limits are used to limit the amount of records retrieved (or read) from the data source. The Read Limit option is not available with FOCUS data sources.

Provides a SUMMARY attribute for reports and graphs that maps to the HTML <TABLE SUMMARY> tag. A description of the graph is placed into a summary object inside the HTML table in the source code. This complies with section 508 accessibility.

The description of the graph can be no longer than 500 characters.

Check this box to display data values in your graph. If this box is unchecked, data values will not be included.

Grids are parallel lines drawn across a graph at the vertical and horizontal class marks on the axes. Check this box if you wish grid lines displayed. This option is only available on connected point plots, histograms, bar charts, and scatter diagrams.

Runs the graph on a server (rather than your local machine) and produces the graph as an HTML file with a GIF image. Graph on Server cannot be used when the Enable Zoom/Pan box is checked.

Note: This option is only available if the server was configured for server side graphics.

Enables you to zoom on a graph. This feature is available for all graphs except radar, polar, 3D, pie, spectral, and stock graphs. Enable Zoom/Pan cannot be used when the Graph on Server box is checked.

Check this to display the legend in your graph.

Select the position of the legend's text. You may select to have the legend's text on the right or left side, above or below the legend marker, or inside the legend marker.

Enables the display of the graph legend in reverse order. This is generally most helpful when Reverse Order of Groups is selected.

Opens the Legend properties dialog box where you can select and style the font for the legend text.

Select how you want markers (shapes that represent data points) to appear on your graph.

Show Markers

Will show marker shapes at the data points on line graphs. You must have this option set to on in order for values to appear when you hover your cursor over an area or line graph.

Use on Legend

Will show marker shapes on the graph legend.

Show Lines

Is the default in the Markers group. When this check box is deselected, marker shapes show on a line graph, but connecting lines are not drawn.

Bottom - X-axis labels appear below vertically oriented graphs and to the left of horizontally oriented graphs. (This is the default.)

Top and Bottom - X-axis labels appear both above and below vertically oriented graphs and to both the left and right of horizontally oriented graphs.

Enables you to select a format for the display of X-axis values. You can only change the display format if your x-axis values are numeric and the graph style is bubble, histogram (bar), or scatter.

Opens the X-axis properties dialog box where you can select and style the fonts for the X-axis.

When checked, enables the display of the groups (X-axis) data in reverse order. When unchecked, the graph will display groups in natural order.

Divide a graph at regular intervals according to the scale. Major grid lines cross their axis line at the exact location of the scale label. Styles include:

Regular Grids - Normal grid lines that are the height of the frame.

Grids and Ticks - Normal grid lines that extend outside the frame.

Inner Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge inward.

Outer Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge outward.

Spanning Ticks - Small tick marks that span the frame edge.

Divide a graph at regular intervals according to the scale. Minor grid lines cross their axis line at equal intervals between major grids/ticks; they never align directly with a scale label. Styles include:

Regular Grids - Normal grid lines that are the height of the frame.

Grids and Ticks - Normal grid lines that extend outside the frame.

Inner Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge inward.

Outer Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge outward.

Spanning Ticks - Small tick marks that span the frame edge.

If you have more than one Y-axis, select which axis you would like to apply properties to here, either Y1 Axis or Y2 Axis.

Left Side - Y-axis labels will appear on the low (bottom or left) side of the graph.

Right Side - Y-axis labels will appear on the high (top or right) side of the graph.

Both Sides - Y-axis labels will appear on both the low and high sides of the graph.

Enables you to select a format for the display of Y-axis series values. Value Format cannot be used in combination with Slice Label.

Opens the Y-axis properties dialog box where you can select and style the fonts for the Y-axis.

When checked, enables the display of the series (Y-axis) data in reverse order. When unchecked, the graph will display its series in natural order.

Inverts the direction of the Y-axis so values of zero or less appear at the top of the graph, while values greater than zero appear at the bottom of the graph.

Enables the display of the Y-axis base line.

Enables the display of the Y-axis Zero line when zero is within the Y-axis range.

Displays missing data values (in a bar graph, line graph, area graph, or any variation of these graph types) in one of the following formats:

• Graph as zero.
• Graph as gap.
• Dotted line to zero.
• Interpolated dotted line.

Divide a graph at regular intervals according to the scale. Major grid lines cross their axis line at the exact location of the scale label. Styles include:

Regular Grids - Normal grid lines that are the height of the frame.

Grids and Ticks - Normal grid lines that extend outside the frame.

Inner Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge inward.

Outer Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge outward.

Spanning Ticks - Small tick marks that span the frame edge.

Divide a graph at regular intervals according to the scale. Minor grid lines cross their axis line at equal intervals between major grids/ticks; they never align directly with a scale label. Styles include:

Regular Grids - Normal grid lines that are the height of the frame.

Grids and Ticks - Normal grid lines that extend outside the frame.

Inner Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge inward.

Outer Ticks - Small tick marks from the frame edge outward.

Spanning Ticks - Small tick marks that span the frame edge.

When checked, enables the display of feelers and data text in a pie graph.

Feeler Lines and Labels - Shows both feelers and data text.

Labels Only - Shows only data text.

Labels on Slices - Shows data text on slices.

A feeler is a line or set of lines that stretch from a pie slice label to its pie slice. Feelers are visual aids that help you know that a particular number belongs to a particular pie slice.

When this option button is selected, the Y-axis label will appear at the end of the feeler.

When this option button is selected, the Y-axis value expressed as a percentage appears at the end of the feeler.

When this option button is selected, the Y-axis label, and its value expressed as a percentage, appear at the end of the feeler.

When this option button is selected, the Y-axis value appears at the end of the feeler.

Enables you to select a format for the display of Y-axis series values. Value Format cannot be used in combination with Slice Label.