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Style List

This dialog appears when you click the Style List button in the Pointer tab of the Format Bar Gauge dialog, Format Dial Gauge dialog or Format Solid Gauge dialog. It helps you to customize the style for pointers in the same data series respectively in a dial gauge, solid gauge, or bar gauge.

For dial/solid gauge

The following are details about options in this dialog:

Styles

Lists all the specified styles.

• 
  Adds a new style.
• 
  Removes the selected style.
• 
  Moves the selected style one step up.
• 
  Moves the selected style one step down.

Arrow

Specifies to use arrow as the pointer style.

• Value Pointer
  Specifies the style of the value pointer. Select a style from the drop-down list or select Customized and specify another image as the value pointer.
• Width
  Specifies the width of the arrow.
• Height
  Specifies the height of the arrow.
  

Mark

Specifies to use mark as the pointer style.

• Value Pointer
  Specifies the style of the value pointer. Select a style from the drop-down list or select Customized and specify another image as the value pointer.
• Width
  Specifies the width of the mark.
• Height
  Specifies the height of the mark.
• Position
  Specifies the position relationship of the mark and the arc.
• Gap
  Specifies the distance between the pointer and the arc, in pixels.

OK

Applies the changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Does not retain any changes and closes the dialog.

Help

Displays the help document about this feature.

For bar gauge

The following are details about options in this dialog:

Styles

Lists all the specified styles.

• 
  Adds a new style.
• 
  Removes the selected style.
• 
  Moves the selected style one step up.
• 
  Moves the selected style one step down.

Use Pointer

Specifies the style of the pointer.

• Value Pointer
  Specifies the style of the value pointer. Select a style from the drop-down list or select Customized and specify another image as the value pointer.
• Width
  Specifies the width of the pointer.
• Height
  Specifies the height of the pointer.
• Position
  Specifies the position of the pointer relative to the bar.
• Gap
  Specifies the distance between the pointer and the bar, in pixels.

Use Color Bar

This option is disabled.

OK

Applies the changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Does not retain any changes and closes the dialog.

Help

Displays the help document about this feature.

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