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| Adds a value to a data in a chart. |
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| Restores the parameters used to draw a chart. |
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| Enables or disables the display of color gradients in a chart. |
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| Draws a chart according to the specified parameters. |
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| Modifies the percentage corresponding to the radius of the hole in a Donut chart. |
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| Initializes the label of a data category (or section) in a chart. |
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| Initializes the label of a data series in a chart. |
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| Defines the algorithm for aggregating data in a grouped or stacked Column chart. |
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| Adds a data into a Heatmap chart. |
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| Specifies the colors of different values in a Heatmap chart. |
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| Retrieves data from a Heatmap chart. |
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| Deletes the colors specified by grHMColor from a Heatmap chart. |
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| Adds data into a stock chart (candlestick, barcharts or minmax). |
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| Identifies or defines whether the category labels are refreshed whenever the chart is drawn. |
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| Identifies or defines whether a series is refreshed whenever the chart is drawn. |
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| Defines the type of context menu displayed by a chart. |
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| Defines the display mask for a level of time scale in a chart. |
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| Defines the number of levels to display in the time scale of a chart as well as the maximum level. |
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| Deletes the altitude colors specified by grScatter3DAltitudeColor. |
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| Adds a data into a "Scatter" chart. |
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| Initializes the label of data series in a "Scatter" chart. |
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| Retrieves data from a "Scatter" chart. |
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| Prints the content of a Document in "docx" format. |
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| Replaces the content of the current fragment. The objects that can be used are:
an element,
a document,
a paragraph,
a text,
an image,
a fragment.... |
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| Inserts an object in a Document variable. The objects that can be used are:
an element,
a document,
a paragraph,
a text,
an image,
a fragment.... |
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