aws_sdk_quicksight::types

Struct ComboChartConfiguration

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct ComboChartConfiguration {
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    pub field_wells: Option<ComboChartFieldWells>,
    pub sort_configuration: Option<ComboChartSortConfiguration>,
    pub bars_arrangement: Option<BarsArrangement>,
    pub category_axis: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>,
    pub category_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>,
    pub primary_y_axis_display_options: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>,
    pub primary_y_axis_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>,
    pub secondary_y_axis_display_options: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>,
    pub secondary_y_axis_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>,
    pub single_axis_options: Option<SingleAxisOptions>,
    pub color_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>,
    pub legend: Option<LegendOptions>,
    pub bar_data_labels: Option<DataLabelOptions>,
    pub line_data_labels: Option<DataLabelOptions>,
    pub tooltip: Option<TooltipOptions>,
    pub reference_lines: Option<Vec<ReferenceLine>>,
    pub visual_palette: Option<VisualPalette>,
    pub interactions: Option<VisualInteractionOptions>,

}
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The configuration of a ComboChartVisual.

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§field_wells: Option<ComboChartFieldWells>

The field wells of the visual.

§sort_configuration: Option<ComboChartSortConfiguration>

The sort configuration of a ComboChartVisual.

§bars_arrangement: Option<BarsArrangement>

Determines the bar arrangement in a combo chart. The following are valid values in this structure:

  • CLUSTERED: For clustered bar combo charts.

  • STACKED: For stacked bar combo charts.

  • STACKED_PERCENT: Do not use. If you use this value, the operation returns a validation error.

§category_axis: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>

The category axis of a combo chart.

§category_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart category (group/color) field well.

§primary_y_axis_display_options: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, and axis step) of a combo chart's primary y-axis (bar) field well.

§primary_y_axis_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's primary y-axis (bar) field well.

§secondary_y_axis_display_options: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) of a combo chart's secondary y-axis (line) field well.

§secondary_y_axis_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's secondary y-axis(line) field well.

§single_axis_options: Option<SingleAxisOptions>

The settings of a chart's single axis configuration.

§color_label_options: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's color field well.

§legend: Option<LegendOptions>

The legend display setup of the visual.

§bar_data_labels: Option<DataLabelOptions>

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

The data label options for a bar in a combo chart.

§line_data_labels: Option<DataLabelOptions>

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

The data label options for a line in a combo chart.

§tooltip: Option<TooltipOptions>

The legend display setup of the visual.

§reference_lines: Option<Vec<ReferenceLine>>

The reference line setup of the visual.

§visual_palette: Option<VisualPalette>

The palette (chart color) display setup of the visual.

§interactions: Option<VisualInteractionOptions>

The general visual interactions setup for a visual.

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impl ComboChartConfiguration

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pub fn field_wells(&self) -> Option<&ComboChartFieldWells>

The field wells of the visual.

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pub fn sort_configuration(&self) -> Option<&ComboChartSortConfiguration>

The sort configuration of a ComboChartVisual.

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pub fn bars_arrangement(&self) -> Option<&BarsArrangement>

Determines the bar arrangement in a combo chart. The following are valid values in this structure:

  • CLUSTERED: For clustered bar combo charts.

  • STACKED: For stacked bar combo charts.

  • STACKED_PERCENT: Do not use. If you use this value, the operation returns a validation error.

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pub fn category_axis(&self) -> Option<&AxisDisplayOptions>

The category axis of a combo chart.

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pub fn category_label_options(&self) -> Option<&ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart category (group/color) field well.

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pub fn primary_y_axis_display_options(&self) -> Option<&AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, and axis step) of a combo chart's primary y-axis (bar) field well.

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pub fn primary_y_axis_label_options(&self) -> Option<&ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's primary y-axis (bar) field well.

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pub fn secondary_y_axis_display_options(&self) -> Option<&AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) of a combo chart's secondary y-axis (line) field well.

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pub fn secondary_y_axis_label_options(&self) -> Option<&ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's secondary y-axis(line) field well.

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pub fn single_axis_options(&self) -> Option<&SingleAxisOptions>

The settings of a chart's single axis configuration.

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pub fn color_label_options(&self) -> Option<&ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility, and sort icon visibility) of a combo chart's color field well.

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pub fn legend(&self) -> Option<&LegendOptions>

The legend display setup of the visual.

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pub fn bar_data_labels(&self) -> Option<&DataLabelOptions>

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

The data label options for a bar in a combo chart.

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pub fn line_data_labels(&self) -> Option<&DataLabelOptions>

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

The data label options for a line in a combo chart.

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pub fn tooltip(&self) -> Option<&TooltipOptions>

The legend display setup of the visual.

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pub fn reference_lines(&self) -> &[ReferenceLine]

The reference line setup of the visual.

If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .reference_lines.is_none().

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pub fn visual_palette(&self) -> Option<&VisualPalette>

The palette (chart color) display setup of the visual.

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pub fn interactions(&self) -> Option<&VisualInteractionOptions>

The general visual interactions setup for a visual.

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impl ComboChartConfiguration

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pub fn builder() -> ComboChartConfigurationBuilder

Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture ComboChartConfiguration.

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impl Clone for ComboChartConfiguration

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fn clone(&self) -> ComboChartConfiguration

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ComboChartConfiguration

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ComboChartConfiguration

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fn eq(&self, other: &ComboChartConfiguration) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ComboChartConfiguration

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