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Horizontal Space: Horizontal space between legend items, in pixels. (Equivalent to
the spacing property; see: spacing.)
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Vertical Space: Enter a numerical value (in pixels) to define the vertical space
between legend items, and also between the legend border and the first and last
legend item. (Equivalent to the verticalGap property; see: verticalGap.)
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Max Columns: Enter a numerical value to define the maximum number of columns
in the legend. If the Legend's position is set to "right" or "left", this is automatically
set to 1. (Equivalent to the maxColumns property; see: maxColumns.)
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Values Group: Defines if and how values are shown in the Legend.
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Text: Enter the text used to display the values. Variables display specific data, <br>
can be used to create a new line:
l [[percents]] : Contains the percentage of the chart the value represents.
l [[value]] : Contains the numerical value of the field.
l Any Text: Adding text (such as a dollar sign or column, etc) will make it appear
in each label.
(Equivalent to the valueText property; see: valueText.)
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Markers Group: Defines how the Legend's Markers look. Markers are icons with a color
matching the Legend with its corresponding line.
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Type: Use the drop-down to select in which shape the Markers are displayed;
"none" hides the Markers completely. (Equivalent to the markerType property;
see: markerType.)
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Size: Enter the size (in pixels) for the Markers to be displayed. (Equivalent to the
markerSize property; see: markerSize.)
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Label Gap: Enter the distance (in pixels) between the legend marker and legend
text. (Equivalent to the markerLabelGap property; see: markerLabelGap.)
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Border Width: Use the drop-down to define the thickness of the border added to the
Markers. The default value (0) means the line will be a "hairline" (1 px). In case the
Marker type is line, this style will be used for the line thickness. (Equivalent to the
markerBorderThickness property; see: markerBorderThickness.)
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Border Color: Color of the Legend's border. The value must be a valid
hexademical color (HTML Hex Color) or a predefined CSS color (CSS color
names). (Equivalent to the markerBorderColor property; see:
markerBorderColor.)
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