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This configuration page can be used to swap the interpretation of rows and columns.

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By default one row is considered to be a data set and each column holds the individual values of the data series. This sets the data in rows on your chart.

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Here you can choose to have each column hold one data set. Note that the values are not really swapped but only their interpretation.

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<p>This table contains the data for the chart.<br><br> Each row is one data set of values. The name of such a data set can be changed in the column header (on the left) of the table. In a line diagram each row is one line. In a ring diagram each row is one slice. <br><br> Each column represents one value of each data set. Just like rows you can also change the name of each value in the column headers (at the top) of the table. In a bar diagram the number of columns defines the number of value sets. In a ring diagram each column is one ring.</p>

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Write here the title of your chart if you want one. The title will be centered on top above your chart.

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Write here the subtitle of your chart if you want one. The subtitle will be centered on top just below the title.

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Write here the footer of your chart if you want one. The footer will be centered at the bottom just below your chart.

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<qt>Choose the location of the legend on the chart by clicking a location button.
Use the central button to <b>hide</b> the legend.</qt>

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This Font box can be used to set different fonts for the legend title and the individual entries.

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Check this option if you want to add dots on your chart as markers.