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# Format

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#### **Chart type**

Select how the data is visualized in each panel. Options include line, bar, area, and stream charts, each suited for different types of comparisons and trends.

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#### **Stack detail categories**

Control whether values are stacked within each panel. When enabled, the chart displays contributions from detail-level categories; when disabled, values are shown as a single aggregated measure.

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#### **Compare with other panels**

Determine whether panels share a consistent scale. Enabling this option allows for accurate comparisons across panels, while disabling it lets each panel scale independently.

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#### **Curve**

Adjust how lines are rendered in line and area charts. Options include straight lines or smoothed curves for a more polished visual appearance.

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#### **Line width**

Modify the thickness of lines to improve visibility or match visual preference.

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#### **Show points**

Toggle the visibility of individual data points on the chart. This can help highlight exact values or keep the view clean.

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#### **Shared Y axis**

Control whether all panels use the same Y-axis scale or if each panel has its own independent axis.

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#### **Y domain**

Define how the Y-axis range is calculated. You can fix the baseline to start at zero or allow it to adjust dynamically based on the data.

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#### **Panel padding**

Adjust the spacing between panels to control the overall layout density.

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#### **Inner padding**

Control spacing within each panel, affecting how tightly the chart elements are displayed.

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#### **Grid lines**

Show or hide grid lines to balance readability and visual simplicity.

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#### **Axis labels**

Choose whether axis labels appear on all panels or only on the outer panels for a cleaner layout.

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#### **Sort panels**

Define the order in which panels are displayed, either alphabetically or based on total values.

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#### **End value label**

Toggle the display of the final value in each panel to highlight the most recent data point.

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#### **Y-axis label width**

Adjust the space allocated for Y-axis labels to ensure proper alignment and readability.


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