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Used Dimensions This list contains the dimensions currently selected to be used as dimensions<br />

in the chart. The number of dimensions that can be used varies with the type<br />

of chart. Superfluous dimensions for any given type will be disregarded. When<br />

used in tables, the dimension data cells can be dynamically formatted by<br />

means of attribute expressions. Whenever an attribute expression is entered for<br />

a dimension, its icon will turn from gray scale to color, or as in the case of<br />

Text Format, from gray to black. These settings will have precedence over<br />

chart settings. Click on the "+" expansion icon in front of any dimension to display<br />

the placeholders or the dimension's attribute expression.<br />

Background Color<br />

Double-click on Background Color in order to enter an attribute expression<br />

for calculating the cell background color of the dimension cell. The expression<br />

used should return a valid color representation (a number representing the Red,<br />

Green and Blue components as defined in Visual Basic). This is done by using<br />

one of the special chart color functions (see Color Functions (page 361)). If<br />

the result of the expression is not a valid color representation, the program will<br />

default to black.<br />

Text Color<br />

Double-click on Text Color in order to enter an attribute expression for calculating<br />

the cell text color of the dimension cell. The expression used should<br />

return a valid color representation (a number representing the Red, Green and<br />

Blue components as defined in Visual Basic). This is done by using one of the<br />

special chart color functions (see Color Functions (page 361)). If the result of<br />

the expression is not a valid color representation, the program will default to<br />

black.<br />

Text Format<br />

Double-click on Text Format in order to enter an attribute expression for calculating<br />

the font style of text in the table cell for each dimension cell. The<br />

expression used as text format expression should return a string containing a<br />

'' for bold text, '' for italic text and/or '' for underlined text.<br />

Add calculated dimension...<br />

With the Promote and Demote buttons, dimensions in the Used dimensions<br />

list can be sorted.<br />

Adds a new dimension and opens it for editing in the Edit Expression Dialog<br />

(page 737) dialog. A chart dimension is often in a single field, but can also be<br />

dynamically calculated. A calculated dimension consists of an expression<br />

involving one or more fields. All standard functions may be used. Aggregation<br />

functions may not be used, but the Advanced Aggregation (page 289) function<br />

can be included for achieving nested aggregation.<br />

Edit... Opens the dimension for editing in the Edit Expression Dialog (page 737)<br />

dialog. See Add calculated dimension... above for details on calculated dimensions.<br />

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