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Points
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This property represents the number of points per subset that the object will contain. For example, if a line chart has 3 lines, red, green, and blue, then the graph sets the Subsets property to 3.
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Precision
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This property controls the number of decimal positions that will be used in outputting data to object Cursor Prompt, Tables, Data Labels, and the Clipboard.
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SubsetByPoint
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This property controls how two dimensional property arrays (example, YData, XData) are stored internally. Two dimensional arrays are really stored as a series of bytes. This property controls how that series of bytes is structured. row-major order or col-major order.
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Subsets
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This property defines the number of subsets that the object will contain. For example, if a line chart has 3 lines, red, green, and blue, then the graph sets the Subsets property to 3. If each line is made up of 10 data points, then the graph sets the Points property to 10.
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X
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This property is used to transfer data into the object. The format of the data is defined by the SubsetByPoint property.
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Y
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This property is used to transfer data into the object. The format of the data is defined by the SubsetByPoint property.
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