Syntax
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Public Property SubValueDateGrouping As TimeInterval | |
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public TimeInterval SubValueDateGrouping {get; set;} | |
Remarks
Controls how the values of a given element subvalue are grouped by date. In order to use
this option the first column returned by the SqlStatement must be a date/time. Options
include Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, Quarters and Years where any StartDate and
EndDate can be used and the chart will show all values sequentially. There are
additional options for Hour/Minute, Day/Hour, Week/Day, Month/Day, Year/Quarter and
Year/Month in these cases there are 2 special considerations 1) only a single day /
week / month / or year is charted and 2) if the date range is greater than the period
type (e.g. 1 day / 1 week / 1 month / 1 year) values are totalled over that period.
There are also shortcuts for the grouping cases of Hour (Hours/Minute), Day (Day/Hour),
Week(Week/Day), Month (Month/Day) and Year (Year/Month). See all time interval options.
This feature automatically groups multiple data points over a given date range into the
specific date grouping you select. When DateGrouping is enabled you must ensure that
each series within a given chart returns date/time data for the first column returned
by the SqlStatement.
Controls how the values of a given series are grouped by date. In order to use this option the first column returned by the SqlStatement must be a date/time. Options include Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, Quarters and Years where any StartDate and EndDate can be used and the chart will show all values sequentially. There are additional options for Hour/Minute, Day/Hour, Week/Day, Month/Day, Year/Quarter and Year/Month in these cases there are 2 special considerations 1) only a single day / week / month / or year is charted and 2) if the date range is greater than the period type (e.g. 1 day / 1 week / 1 month / 1 year) values are totalled over that period. There are also shortcuts for the grouping cases of Hour (Hours/Minute), Day (Day/Hour), Week(Week/Day), Month (Month/Day) and Year (Year/Month). See all time interval options. This feature automatically groups multiple data points over a given date range into the specific date grouping you select. When DateGrouping is enabled you must ensure that each series within a given chart returns date/time data for the first column returned by the SqlStatement.
See Getting Started > Tutorials > Data Engine
Controls how the values of a given series are grouped by date. In order to use this option the first column returned by the SqlStatement must be a date/time. Options include Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, Quarters and Years where any StartDate and EndDate can be used and the chart will show all values sequentially. There are additional options for Hour/Minute, Day/Hour, Week/Day, Month/Day, Year/Quarter and Year/Month in these cases there are 2 special considerations 1) only a single day / week / month / or year is charted and 2) if the date range is greater than the period type (e.g. 1 day / 1 week / 1 month / 1 year) values are totalled over that period. There are also shortcuts for the grouping cases of Hour (Hours/Minute), Day (Day/Hour), Week(Week/Day), Month (Month/Day) and Year (Year/Month). See all time interval options. This feature automatically groups multiple data points over a given date range into the specific date grouping you select. When DateGrouping is enabled you must ensure that each series within a given chart returns date/time data for the first column returned by the SqlStatement.
See Getting Started > Tutorials > Data Engine