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Subset of the WebChartQuery
, use the series level.
Referenced by: WebChartSeries
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WebChartBarChartSeries
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WebChartHistogramSeries
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WebChartScatterPlotSeries
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WebChartPieChartSeries
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WebChartGaugeSeries
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WebChartLineChartSeries
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WebChartBoxPlotSeries
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WebChartProbabilityPlotSeries
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WebChartProfileGraphSeries
Property | Details |
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outFields | Attribute fields to include in the FeatureSet. Will have an effect on chart with no aggregation. The type of this property is: array. |
where | Acts as a filter on the base data for attribute-based filtering, expect for bar/line charts for which is is used to handle the split-by field values. The type of this property is: |
groupByFieldsForStatistics | An array of fields which determine how the base data is grouped. Only one groupBy Field is supported, but ArcGIS JSAPI supports multiple groupBy fields . While splitting by multiple group-by fields is possible, it is not being done because of the number of series it will give rise to (equal to the length of the Cartesian product set) possibly making the visualization hard to interpret. The type of this property is: array. Maximum length: |
outStatistics | Represents an array of statistics definitions which dictate how a particular field should be aggregated. Refer to JSAPI Statistics Definition class for more info. The type of this property is: array. |
returnDistinctValues | If true then the query returns distinct values based on the field(s) specified in outFields. Available for count-based aggregations only. The type of this property is: |
fetchNullValues | Indicates whether to fetch null values for them to be counted or displayed as categories on the chart. The type of this property is: |