^{IMarks.Style
IMarks}

<sup>property Style: EMarkStyle;

Type Library
TeeChartx

Description
Default Value: smsLabel</sup>

^{The Style property defines how Series Marks are constructed. Each different Style value makes Marks to output a different text. Several options are available.}

^{The different Mark styles are:}

^smsValue

^{Shows the point value. It is usually the YValue, except HorizBarSeries that defaults to the XValue. The Series.ValueFormat property is used to format the resulting string.}

^{Example: "1234"}

^smsPercent

^{Shows the percent the point value represents. The Series.PercentFormat property is used to format the percent value.}

^{Example: "12 %"}

^smsLabel

^{Shows the associated Point Label.}

^{Example: "Cars"}

^Warning:

^{If the point has no Label (empty label), then the point value is used.}

^{smsLabelPercent}

^{Shows the point Label and the percent value the point represents. The Series.PercentFormat property is used to format the percent value.}

^{Example: "Cars 12 %"}

^{smsLabelValue}

^{Shows the point Label and the point value. The Series.ValueFormat property is used to format the resulting string.}

^{Example: "Cars 1234"}

^smsLegend

^{Shows whatever is shown at Chart Legend. Please refer to Legend.TextStyle property for a list of possible values.}

^{smsPercentTotal}

^{Shows the percent the point represents toghether with the "of" word and the sum of all points absolute values. The Series.PercentFormat property is used to format the percent value.}

^{Example: "12 % of 1234"}

^NOTE:

^{You can alter or localize to your language the "of" word by using the "PercentOf" typed constant in Teengine unit:}

^{Example in Spanish: PercentOf := 'sobre';}

^{Output: "12 % sobre 1234"}

^{smsLabelPercentTotal}

^{Shows the point Label toghether with the resulting "smsPercentTotal" style. The Series.PercentFormat property is used to format the percent value.}

^{Example: "Cars 12 % of 1234"}

^smsXValue

^{Shows the point XValue (same as smsValue but with X values instead of Y values).}

^{Example: "21/6/1996"}