Properties for Data Science Charts

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Find out about chart properties available for Data Science charts, such as those for configuring quadrant lines, regression lines, Box Plot settings, and so on.

"General" Properties

The properties in the following table are found in the General category in Chart Properties.

Option	Description	Examples
Line Color	Determines the color of lines in a Box Plot graph. If the Disable Fill property is unchecked, the fill color of the boxes matches the line color; otherwise only the lines are colored. The default color is blue.	—
Percent Width	Determines the width of Box Plot diagrams in the graph. You can enter any value between 10 and 100. The lower the value, the thinner the boxes. In the example, the Percent Width has been set to `15`.
Hide Whisker Caps	When enabled, hides the "whisker caps" in a Box Plot graph, the lines for high and low values that appear at the ends of the "whisker lines" by default. In the example, whisker caps have been hidden.
Disable Fill	Removes the colored fill in boxes in a Box Plot graph, causing them to appear transparent.
General > Bounds Fill Color	Determines the color of the region between the lower and upper bounds of the first provided forecasting line. If either of these bounds is not set, no fill is applied.
General > Fill Transparency Percent	Determines the percent of transparency of the fill between the lower and upper bounds of the first provided forecasting line. You can select any number between 0 and 100, in which 0 is completely opaque and 100 is completely transparent. If no color is selected in Bounds Fill Color, this property is unavailable. In the example, the transparency has been set to 75.
General > Bounds Fill Color	Determines the color of the region between the lower and upper bounds of the first provided forecasting line. If either of these bounds is not set, no fill is applied.
General > Fill Transparency Percent	Determines the percent of transparency of the fill between the lower and upper bounds of the first provided forecasting line. You can select any number between 0 and 100, in which 0 is completely opaque and 100 is completely transparent. If no color is selected in Bounds Fill Color, this property is unavailable. In the example, the transparency has been set to 75.
General > Forecast Line Color	Determines the color of the first provided forecast line.
General > Bounds 2 Fill Color	Determines the color of the region between the lower and upper bounds of the second provided forecasting line. If either of these bounds is not set, no fill is applied.	N/A
General > Fill 2 Transparency Percent	Determines the percent of transparency of the fill between the lower and upper bounds of the second provided forecasting line. You can select any number between 0 and 100, in which 0 is completely opaque and 100 is completely transparent. If no color is selected in Bounds 2 Fill Color, this property is unavailable.	N/A
General > Forecast 2 Line Color	Determines the color of the second provided forecast line.	N/A

"Grid Lines" Properties

The properties in the following table are found in the Grid Lines category in Chart Properties.

Option	Description	Examples
Hide All Grids	Turns off grid lines in Bubble graphs. This is useful when you want to create a "quadrant chart" (that is, a chart divided into four sections using two coordinate lines). For more properties related to quadrant charts, see Quadrant Lines.
Y Zero Line Color	Determines the color of the horizontal "zero line" in Bubble and Scatter Plot graphs. This attribute does not work if the zero line is also the baseline in the graph (that is, the chart must contain negative values). In the example, this property has been set to `red`.
Y Zero Line Width	Determines the width of the horizontal "zero line" in Bubble and Scatter Plot graphs. This attribute does not work if the zero line is also the baseline in the graph (that is, the chart must contain negative values). In the example, this property has been set to `5`.
X Zero Line Color	Determines the color for the vertical "zero line" in Bubble and Scatter Plot graphs. This attribute does not work if the vertical zero line is the leftmost line in the graph (that is, the chart must contain negative values). In the example, this property has been set to `red`.
X Zero Line Width	Determines the width of the vertical "zero line" in Bubble and Scatter Plot graphs. This attribute does not work if the zero line is the leftmost line in the graph (that is, the chart must contain negative values). In the example, this property has been set to `5`.

"Quadrant Lines" Properties

The properties in the following table are found in the Quadrant Lines category in Chart Properties.

Option	Description	Examples
X Scale Value	Allows you to set the value for the vertical quadrant line in a Bubble graph. If you do not specify a value for this property, no vertical quadrant line appears. The example shows a Bubble graph in which both the X and Y scale quadrant lines have been set to the midpoint value of 50. This dissects the graph into four quadrants of equal area. (Grid lines have also been turned off using the Grid Lines > Hide All Grids property. For more information about this property, see Hide All Grids.)
Y Scale Value	Allows you to set the value for the horizontal quadrant line in a Bubble graph. If you do not specify a value for this property, no horizontal quadrant line appears. For an example chart that uses quadrant lines, see the previous entry.	—

"Regression Lines" Properties

The properties in the following table are found in the Regression Lines category in Chart Properties.

Option	Description	Examples
Show Linear Regression Lines	Allows you to add a regression line for each series in a Scatter Plot or Bubble chart.