SpotfireMarkerLayer

Specifies the amount of jittering to use in the X direction. Valid values are in the range [0.0, 0.5].

Specifies the amount of jittering to use in the Y direction. Valid values are in the range [0.0, 0.5].

Specifies if markers should be positioned by matching columns to a geocoding hierarchy or by specifying columns containing X and Y coordinates in the data table.

Specifies the marker size within the visualization area.

Sizes the markers according to the values in the specified column.

Determines what scale to use for the size of the markers.

Minimum limit that should be mapped to the marker size. Leave null to set it to "Automatic".

Maximum limit that should be mapped to the marker size. Leave null to set it to "Automatic".

Specifies the markers appearance.

[Available if markerShape is "Pies".] Specifies a column or hierarchy whose categories will determine the size of the pie sectors. This is always an aggregated measure.

[Available if markerShape is "Pies".]

Specifies whether ot not to display labels showing the percentage of the total that each sector represents.

Specifies whether or not to display the value of the sector. For example, sum of sales for apples, if the sector size is defined by sum of sales and the color is defined by fruit or vegetable type.

Specifies whether or not to display the category defining the sector. For example, "apples", if the sector color is defined by fruit or vegetable type.

Specifies whether the labels should be placed 'Inside pie' or 'Outside pie'.

Excludes the labels for the sectors whose percentage falls below the specified threshold value.

Specifies the number of decimals to display for the percentage value. The number specified here will also affect the number of decimals shown for pie sectors in the tooltip.

Sorts the pie sectors by size.

Specifies the maximum number of labels to be shown. If the number is smaller than the available number of markers, the labels will be equally distributed.

Places the label right on top of the marker instead of drawing a line from the marker to the label, which is the default behavior. This can be a way to use your own images as markers.

Determines whether or not to show the labels that have no content.

These settings are used when you choose to display anything other than plain text in your labels. For example, the labels could contain web links or images.

Allows you to decide how the data in the selected column should be interpreted. For example, use 'Text' for plain text labels. Use 'Image' if there are binary images in your data that you want to use as labels. Use 'Link' if the text should be interpreted as a web link. Use 'Image from URL' if the image is picked from a web resource location.

The URL syntax so that it fits your current data.

Size of labels showing images (available if the selected label output is some kind of image). Between 0 and 100: the labels size is expressed as a percentage of the size of the panel in the range of minimum 15 pixels and maximum the least of the width or height. I.e. a value of 0 will allow images as large as 15 x 15 pixels, and a value of 100 will allow images as large as the least of the width or the height of the panel.