LEGEND statement

   LEGEND statement sets the legend position in a browser window and other parameters of the legend.
   Format of the statement:
   LEGEND + !; left; top; width; height; bgcolor; columns; rows; fontsize; font; fontcolor; bold; italic; borderwidth; bordercolor; shadow; round;

Parameter

Purpose

Comment

 left  Distance from the left border of the browser window to the left border of the legend  Distance from the left border of the browser window to the right border of the chart area
 top   Distance from the top border of a browser window to the top border of the legend If in statement AREA parameter top is coded, distance from the top border of the browser window to the top border of the chart area.
If parameter top is not coded, legend will be placed below the chart area (relative addressing)
 width  Width of the legend Calculated automatically in accordance with number of symbols in longest chart name
 height  Height of the legend Calculated automatically in accordance with fontsize
 bgcolor  Background color of the legend Background color of the chart area
 columns  Number of columns 1
 rows  Number of rows Calculated automatically in accordance with number of including chart names
 fontsize  Font size 14
 font  Font name Arial
 fontcolor  Font color black
 borderwidth  Width of the legend border 1
 bordercolor  Color of the legend border black

   Values in the column "Comment" are used if the corresponding parameter is omitted.
   If symbol "+" is coded, separating lines will be rendered.
   If symbol "!" is coded, legend will be rendered only.
   Parameter bold sets the bold font.
   Parameter italic sets the italic font.
   Parameter shadow sets border shadow.
   Parameter round sets border with rounded corners.
   Color you can set in two ways:
   by using following color names: black, silver, gray, maroon, purple, fuchsia, aqua, teal, navy, olive, lime, blue, green, red, white, yellow;
   by using numbers to denote a red-green-blue (RGB) color value in format #RGB or #RRGGBB, for example, #F00 or #FF0000.

   If LEGEND statement is not coded, the legend is not rendered.