Use the default axes:
Turn off the axes:
Axes origin is on the left by default:
Place the
axis at the end of February:
Use named positions for the
axis:
Use
ChartBaseStyle to style bars:
ChartStyle may override settings for
ChartBaseStyle:
Style may override settings for
ChartBaseStyle:
Use any
Graphics object for the bars:
Use different markers for up and down trends:
Graphical elements pick up the style from
TrendStyle:
Use images for the bars:
Shapes are stretched to fill the bar by default:
Use a fixed height for the elements:
Use explicit sizes for width and height:
Get a list of built-in settings for
ChartElementFunction:
For detailed settings, use :
These
ChartElementFunction show the global scale:
Events are labeled at the price by default:
Use
Placed to control label placement
Use
Placed to control label appearance:
Grid lines are used by default.
Turn off date grid lines:
Turn off price grid lines:
Place grid lines at month or year boundaries:
Use dotted grid lines for months and red grid lines for years:
By default,
GridLinesStyle uses dotted grid lines with emphasized year grid lines:
Year grid lines are emphasized:
Style grid lines:
Generate a paired bar chart with interactive highlighting:
Emphasize performance by disabling interactive behaviors:
Typically, less memory is required for noninteractive charts:
LineBreakChart automatically draws all price dates:
Limit to a specific date range:
PlotRange only includes dates for which there is data:
Prices are normally shown on a linear scale:
Show prices on a logarithmic scale:
TrendStyle uses green for up trends and red for down trends by default:
Use black for up trends and red for down trends:
Use named styles:
With
TrendStyle set to
None, the base style is used for up trends and empty bars for down trends:
TrendStyle->style uses
style for up trends and empty bars for down trends:
at date 
.
over the date range daterange.
considers previous prices for 
dates. If the previous 
prices have been increasing 
, then draw a new up bar if 
and a new down bar if 
; otherwise, do not draw a new bar. This works similarly for decreasing prices. If there is no sequence of increasing or decreasing prices of length 
, the rule applies to the two previous prices. 
for a three-line break chart. 
are considered an ordered sequence of events, and are not shown on an absolute time scale.
are the same as used in DateListPlot. 
and daterange are the same as used in FinancialData. 
in the label at scaled position 
in the bar
axis
, the date-price pairs list, and metadata 
.
.
, up and down will be used for up and down bars, respectively.
specifies a label associated with 
. The label will be displayed with the bar that has a date range that includes 
.
, the function 
is applied to the prices. ScalingFunctions only affects the display and none of the controls. 
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