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Preference Group/Preference |
Description |
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ScatterPlotPreferences |
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AutoConfigureAggregationLimitHigh |
Specifies the number of rows at which automatic (default) configuration of scatter plots should start using aggregation for users running Spotfire Analyst. Default limit is 2000000. |
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AutoConfigureAggregationLimitLow |
Specifies the number of rows at which automatic (default) configuration of scatter plots should start using aggregation for Spotfire Consumer or Business Author users. This limit is generally set to a lower value than the high limit used elsewhere, in order to improve the response time of Spotfire. Default limit is 30000. |
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Default Title |
Specifies the default title of new scatter plots. For example, the display name on the Y-axis vs. the X-axis: ${Axis.Y.DisplayName} vs. ${Axis.X.DisplayName} |
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FixedShape |
Specifies the fixed shape to use on all markers in the scatter plot. |
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LegendVisible |
Specifies whether or not the legend should be displayed when creating a new scatter plot. |
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PieSectorCategoryLabel |
Specifies whether or not the sector category label should be displayed when creating a new scatter plot with pies. |
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PieSectorPercentageDecimals |
Specifies the number of decimals to display for the percentage value. The number specified here will also affect the number of decimals shown for pie sectors in the tooltip. Enter a value between 0 and 6. |
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PieSectorPercentageLabel |
Specifies whether or not the sector percentage label should be displayed when creating a new scatter plot with pies. |
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PieSectorPercentageThreshold |
Specifies a threshold value for pie sector percentages. The labels for sectors whose percentage fall below the specified threshold value will be excluded. Enter a value between 1 and 100. |
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PieSectorValueLabel |
Specifies whether or not the pie sector value label should be displayed when creating a new scatter plot with pies. |
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UseSeparateColorForMarkedItems |
Specifies whether the scatter plot should use a separate color for marked items or just dim the unmarked items. |
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