General Settings

Configure title, font styles, tooltip, legend and else settings for the chart.
Title
[?]Chart Title
Text to display above the chart.
[?]Chart Title Position
Where to place the chart title, compared to the chart area.
Chart Title Color
[?]Axes Titles Position
Determines where to place the axis titles, compared to the chart area.
[?]Chart Description
Description to display in the structured data schema as explained here
Font Styles
[?]Family And Size
The default font family and size for all text in the chart.
Legend
[?]Position
Determines where to place the legend, compared to the chart area.
[?]Alignment
Determines the alignment of the legend.
Font Color
Tooltip
[?]Trigger
Determines the user interaction that causes the tooltip to be displayed.
[?]Show Color Code
If set to yes, will show colored squares next to the slice information in the tooltip.
Animation
[?]Animate on startup
Determines if the chart will animate on the initial draw.
[?]Duration
The duration of the animation, in milliseconds
[?]Easing
The easing function applied to the animation.
Zoom/Pan
[?]Enable zoom/pan
Enable users to pan horizontally and vertically by dragging, and to zoom in and out by scrolling. This only works with continuous axes (such as numbers or dates).
[?]Drag to Zoom
Change the default from scroll to zoom to drag to zoom.
[?]Drag to Pan
Drag to pan around the chart horizontally and vertically.
[?]Right click to reset
Right clicking on the chart returns it to the original pan and zoom level. Only works with "Drag to Zoom" or "Drag to Pan"

Horizontal Axis Settings

General Settings
[?]Axis Title
The title of the horizontal axis.
[?]Text Position
Position of the horizontal axis text, relative to the chart area.
[?]Direction
The direction in which the values along the horizontal axis grow.
Base Line Color
Axis Text Color
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to horizontal axis labels.

For number axis labels, this is a subset of the decimal formatting ICU pattern set. For instance, $#,###.## will display values $1,234.56 for value 1234.56. Pay attention that if you use #%% percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.

For date axis labels, this is a subset of the date formatting ICU date and time format.
Grid Lines
[?]Count
The number of vertical gridlines inside the chart area. Minimum value is 2. Specify -1 to automatically compute the number of gridlines.
Color
Minor Grid Lines
[?]Count
The number of horizontal minor gridlines between two regular gridlines.
Color
View Window
[?]Maximum Value
The maximum vertical data value to render.
[?]Minimum Value
The minimum vertical data value to render.

Vertical Axis Settings

Lines Settings

[?]Line Width And Point Size
Data line width and diameter of displayed points in pixels. Use zero to hide all lines or points.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Focus Target
The type of the entity that receives focus on mouse hover. Also affects which entity is selected by mouse click.
[?]Selection Mode
Determines how many data points an user can select on a chart.
[?]Aggregation Target
Determines how multiple data selections are rolled up into tooltips. To make it working you need to set multiple selection mode and tooltip trigger to display it when an user selects an element.
[?]Point Opacity
The transparency of data points, with 1.0 being completely opaque and 0.0 fully transparent.
[?]Interpolate Nulls
Whether to guess the value of missing points. If yes, it will guess the value of any missing data based on neighboring points. If no, it will leave a break in the line at the unknown point.

Series Settings

If you have just updated/modified the chart data, you may need to save it before the new data reflects in the settings.
NO_12
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
NO_34
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
NO_56
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
NO_N
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
NO_N6
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_01
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_02
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_03
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_04
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_05
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_06
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.
HG_09
[?]Visible In Legend
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
[?]Line Width And Point Size
Overrides the global line width and point size values for this series.
[?]Number Format
Enter custom format pattern to apply to this series value, similar to the ICU pattern set. Use something like #,### to get 1,234 as output, or $# to add dollar sign before digits. Pay attention that if you use % percentage format then your values will be multiplied by 100.
[?]Curve Type
Determines whether the series has to be presented in the legend or not.
Color
[?]Special Role
Determines whether the series has to be used for a special role as mentioned in here. You can view a few examples here.

Chart Size & Placement

Chart Size/Layout
Configure the total size of the chart. Two formats are supported: a number, or a number followed by %. A simple number is a value in pixels; a number followed by % is a percentage.
[?]Width And Height Of Chart
Determines the total width and height of the chart. This will only show in the front-end.
Configure the background color for the main area of the chart and the chart border width and color.
[?]Stroke Width
The chart border width in pixels.
Stroke Color
Background Color
Transparent background
Placement
Configure the placement and size of the chart area (where the chart itself is drawn, excluding axis and legends). Two formats are supported: a number, or a number followed by %. A simple number is a value in pixels; a number followed by % is a percentage.
[?]Left And Top Margins
Determines how far to draw the chart from the left and top borders.
[?]Width And Height Of Chart Area
Determines the width and hight of the chart area.

Frontend Actions

Configure frontend actions that need to be shown.
Actions
[?]Print
To enable printing the chart/data.
[?]CSV
To enable downloading the data as a CSV.
[?]Excel
Enable the ZIP and XML extensions to use this setting.
[?]Copy
To enable copying the data to the clipboard.

Manual Configuration

Configure the graph by providing configuration variables right from the Google Visualization API. You can refer to to some examples here.
[?]Configuration
One per line in valid JSON (key:value) format e.g.
{ "vAxis": { "ticks": [5, 10, 15, 20], "titleTextStyle": { "color": "red" }, "textPosition": "in" } }