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ValueAxis

Struct ValueAxis 

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pub struct ValueAxis {
    pub id: u32,
    pub position: AxisPosition,
    pub cross_axis_id: u32,
    pub log_base: Option<f64>,
    pub min: Option<f64>,
    pub max: Option<f64>,
    pub reversed: bool,
    pub major_gridlines: bool,
    pub minor_gridlines: bool,
    pub title: Option<Title>,
    pub cross_between: Option<CrossBetween>,
}
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The value axis (<c:valAx>, CT_ValAx) — see CategoryAxis’s doc comment for the same not-modeled list (tick marks, crosses/crossesAt, numFmt, spPr/txPr); additionally not modeled here: majorUnit/ minorUnit (fixed gridline spacing), dispUnits (axis display-unit scaling, e.g. “in thousands”).

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§id: u32§position: AxisPosition§cross_axis_id: u32

<c:crossAx> — the id of the axis this one crosses (a CategoryAxis in bar/line charts).

§log_base: Option<f64>§min: Option<f64>§max: Option<f64>§reversed: bool§major_gridlines: bool§minor_gridlines: bool§title: Option<Title>§cross_between: Option<CrossBetween>

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impl ValueAxis

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pub fn new(id: u32, position: AxisPosition, cross_axis_id: u32) -> ValueAxis

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examples/docx_images_and_charts.rs (line 59)
41fn sample_chart_space() -> ChartSpace {
42    let categories = StringData::new()
43        .with_point(StringPoint::new(0, "Q1"))
44        .with_point(StringPoint::new(1, "Q2"))
45        .with_point(StringPoint::new(2, "Q3"));
46    let values = NumericData::new()
47        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(0, "1200"))
48        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(1, "1350"))
49        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(2, "980"));
50
51    let series = BarSeries::new(0, 0)
52        .with_categories(AxisDataSource::String(StringDataSource::literal(
53            categories,
54        )))
55        .with_values(NumericDataSource::literal(values));
56
57    let bar_chart = BarChart::new(BarDirection::Column, 1, 2).with_series(series);
58    let category_axis = CategoryAxis::new(1, AxisPosition::Bottom, 2);
59    let value_axis = ValueAxis::new(2, AxisPosition::Left, 1);
60
61    let plot_area = PlotArea::new()
62        .with_chart(ChartType::Bar(bar_chart))
63        .with_axis(Axis::Category(category_axis))
64        .with_axis(Axis::Value(value_axis));
65
66    ChartSpace::new(Chart::new(plot_area))
67}
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examples/pptx_media.rs (line 99)
81fn sample_chart_space() -> ChartSpace {
82    let categories = StringData::new()
83        .with_point(StringPoint::new(0, "Q1"))
84        .with_point(StringPoint::new(1, "Q2"))
85        .with_point(StringPoint::new(2, "Q3"));
86    let values = NumericData::new()
87        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(0, "1200"))
88        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(1, "1350"))
89        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(2, "980"));
90
91    let series = BarSeries::new(0, 0)
92        .with_categories(AxisDataSource::String(StringDataSource::literal(
93            categories,
94        )))
95        .with_values(NumericDataSource::literal(values));
96
97    let bar_chart = BarChart::new(BarDirection::Column, 1, 2).with_series(series);
98    let category_axis = CategoryAxis::new(1, AxisPosition::Bottom, 2);
99    let value_axis = ValueAxis::new(2, AxisPosition::Left, 1);
100
101    let plot_area = PlotArea::new()
102        .with_chart(ChartType::Bar(bar_chart))
103        .with_axis(Axis::Category(category_axis))
104        .with_axis(Axis::Value(value_axis));
105
106    ChartSpace::new(Chart::new(plot_area))
107}
examples/xlsx_images_and_charts.rs (line 71)
53fn sample_chart_space() -> ChartSpace {
54    let categories = StringData::new()
55        .with_point(StringPoint::new(0, "Q1"))
56        .with_point(StringPoint::new(1, "Q2"))
57        .with_point(StringPoint::new(2, "Q3"));
58    let values = NumericData::new()
59        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(0, "1200"))
60        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(1, "1350"))
61        .with_point(NumericPoint::new(2, "980"));
62
63    let series = BarSeries::new(0, 0)
64        .with_categories(AxisDataSource::String(StringDataSource::literal(
65            categories,
66        )))
67        .with_values(NumericDataSource::literal(values));
68
69    let bar_chart = BarChart::new(BarDirection::Column, 1, 2).with_series(series);
70    let category_axis = CategoryAxis::new(1, AxisPosition::Bottom, 2);
71    let value_axis = ValueAxis::new(2, AxisPosition::Left, 1);
72
73    let plot_area = PlotArea::new()
74        .with_chart(ChartType::Bar(bar_chart))
75        .with_axis(Axis::Category(category_axis))
76        .with_axis(Axis::Value(value_axis));
77
78    ChartSpace::new(Chart::new(plot_area))
79}
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pub fn with_min(self, min: f64) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_max(self, max: f64) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_log_base(self, log_base: f64) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_reversed(self, reversed: bool) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_major_gridlines(self, show: bool) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_minor_gridlines(self, show: bool) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_title(self, title: Title) -> ValueAxis

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pub fn with_cross_between(self, cross_between: CrossBetween) -> ValueAxis

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impl Clone for ValueAxis

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fn clone(&self) -> ValueAxis

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 ValueAxis

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

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

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

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ValueAxis

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