DataGrid (Chart FX for Java 8.0 API Specification)

java.lang.Object
- com.softwarefx.chartfx.server.DockableBar
- - com.softwarefx.chartfx.server.DataGrid

```
public final class DataGrid
extends DockableBar
```
Provides access to the DataGrid object, which is a component that displays data in a tabular format.

Chart FX provides a spreadsheet called DataGrid, that allows users to see the data contained in the chart in tabular format.
The DataGrid can be controlled separately from the Chart, allowing docking styles and independent visual attributes.

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor and Description

DataGrid()
Constructs a newly allocated DataGrid object

Constructors
Constructor and Description
`DataGrid()` Constructs a newly allocated DataGrid object

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`java.awt.Color`	`getBackColorData()` Sets the background color of the cells on the data grid.
`java.awt.Color`	`getBackColorDataAlternate()` Assigns the alternate color for displaying the DataGrid rows or columns.
`java.awt.Color`	`getBackColorHeader()` Sets the background color of the header for the data grid.
`CellAttributesCollection`	`getCells()` Gets the collection of CellAttributes that belong to the DataGrid.
`ContentLayout`	`getContentLayout()` Allows you to align the data grid in the bottom of the chart area.
`java.awt.Font`	`getFont()` Allows you to set the font used throughout the data grid.
`HighlightDataGridAttributes`	`getHighlight()` Returns a HighlightDataGridAttributes object for the DataGrid.
`java.awt.Color`	`getHorizontalGridColor()` Allows you to set the Horizontal color for the gridlines displayed in the data grid.
`Interlaced`	`getInterlaced()` Alternates the background color of on the data grid to improve readability.
`short`	`getMaxSizePercentage()` Allows you to specify the maximum percentage of the chart area the data grid may occupy.
`int`	`getScrollPosition()` Scrolls the data horizontally to the specific column in the Grid.
`int`	`getScrollSize()` Returns the number of scrolls in the data grid based on the scroll view configuration.
`java.awt.Color`	`getTextColorData()` Sets the text color of the cells on the data grid.
`java.awt.Color`	`getTextColorDataAlternate()` Sets the alternate text color for text in the data grid cells.
`java.awt.Color`	`getTextColorHeader()` Gets or sets the text color of the headers on the data grid.
`java.awt.Color`	`getVerticalGridColor()` Allows you to select the Vertical line color for the gridline displayed at the data grid box.
`boolean`	`isHideXValues()` Used to hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot chart.
`boolean`	`isReadOnly()` Permits values to be changed through the data grid.
`boolean`	`isShowHeader()` Gets or sets a value indicating the header of the columns should be visible or not.
`boolean`	`isShowHiddenSeries()` Gets or sets a value indicating hidden series should be visible in data grid.
`boolean`	`isShowMarkers()` Gets or sets a value indicating whether series markers should be visible in the series headers.
`boolean`	`isUseRawData()` Gets or sets a value indicating whether to use raw data or use calculated values in the data grid.
`boolean`	`isXValuesAsHeaders()` Gets or sets a value instructing that XValues be used as the headers in the data grid.
`void`	`resetBackColorData()` Set the property BackColorData to its default value.
`void`	`resetBackColorDataAlternate()` Set the property BackColorDataAlternate to its default value.
`void`	`resetBackColorHeader()` Set the property BackColorHeader to its default value.
`void`	`resetContentLayout()` Set the property ContentLayout to its default value.
`void`	`resetFont()` Set the property Font to its default value.
`void`	`resetHideXValues()` Set the property HideXValues to its default value.
`void`	`resetHorizontalGridColor()` Set the property HorizontalGridColor to its default value.
`void`	`resetInterlaced()` Set the property Interlaced to its default value.
`void`	`resetMaxSizePercentage()` Set the property MaxSizePercentage to its default value.
`void`	`resetReadOnly()` Set the property ReadOnly to its default value.
`void`	`resetShowHeader()` Set the property ShowHeader to its default value.
`void`	`resetShowHiddenSeries()` Set the property ShowHiddenSeries to its default value.
`void`	`resetShowMarkers()` Set the property ShowMarkers to its default value.
`void`	`resetTextColorData()` Set the property TextColorData to its default value.
`void`	`resetTextColorDataAlternate()` Set the property TextColorDataAlternate to its default value.
`void`	`resetTextColorHeader()` Set the property TextColorHeader to its default value.
`void`	`resetUseRawData()` Set the property UseRawData to its default value.
`void`	`resetVerticalGridColor()` Set the property VerticalGridColor to its default value.
`void`	`resetXValuesAsHeaders()` Set the property XValuesAsHeaders to its default value.
`void`	`setBackColorData(java.awt.Color value)` Sets the background color of the cells on the data grid.
`void`	`setBackColorDataAlternate(java.awt.Color value)` Assigns the alternate color for displaying the DataGrid rows or columns.
`void`	`setBackColorHeader(java.awt.Color value)` Sets the background color of the header for the data grid.
`void`	`setContentLayout(ContentLayout value)` Allows you to align the data grid in the bottom of the chart area.
`void`	`setFont(java.awt.Font value)` Allows you to set the font used throughout the data grid.
`void`	`setHideXValues(boolean value)` Used to hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot chart.
`void`	`setHorizontalGridColor(java.awt.Color value)` Allows you to set the Horizontal color for the gridlines displayed in the data grid.
`void`	`setInterlaced(Interlaced value)` Alternates the background color of on the data grid to improve readability.
`void`	`setMaxSizePercentage(short value)` Allows you to specify the maximum percentage of the chart area the data grid may occupy.
`void`	`setReadOnly(boolean value)` Permits values to be changed through the data grid.
`void`	`setScrollPosition(int value)` Scrolls the data horizontally to the specific column in the Grid.
`void`	`setShowHeader(boolean value)` Gets or sets a value indicating the header of the columns should be visible or not.
`void`	`setShowHiddenSeries(boolean value)` Gets or sets a value indicating hidden series should be visible in data grid.
`void`	`setShowMarkers(boolean value)` Gets or sets a value indicating whether series markers should be visible in the series headers.
`void`	`setTextColorData(java.awt.Color value)` Sets the text color of the cells on the data grid.
`void`	`setTextColorDataAlternate(java.awt.Color value)` Sets the alternate text color for text in the data grid cells.
`void`	`setTextColorHeader(java.awt.Color value)` Gets or sets the text color of the headers on the data grid.
`void`	`setUseRawData(boolean value)` Gets or sets a value indicating whether to use raw data or use calculated values in the data grid.
`void`	`setVerticalGridColor(java.awt.Color value)` Allows you to select the Vertical line color for the gridline displayed at the data grid box.
`void`	`setXValuesAsHeaders(boolean value)` Gets or sets a value instructing that XValues be used as the headers in the data grid.

Methods inherited from class com.softwarefx.chartfx.server.DockableBar
addVisibleChangedListener, getBackColor, getBorder, getDock, getHeight, getWidth, getZOrder, isAutoSize, isVisible, removeVisibleChangedListener, resetAutoSize, resetBackColor, resetBorder, resetDock, resetHeight, resetVisible, resetWidth, resetZOrder, setAutoSize, setBackColor, setBorder, setDock, setHeight, setVisible, setWidth, setZOrder

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail
- DataGrid
```
public DataGrid()
```
  Constructs a newly allocated DataGrid object

Method Detail

getBackColorData

public java.awt.Color getBackColorData()

Sets the background color of the cells on the data grid.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes made with BackColorData method. Use isVisible method to enable the data grid.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

To change the color of data grid cells to LightBlue:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorData(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetBackColorData

setBackColorData

public void setBackColorData(java.awt.Color value)

Sets the background color of the cells on the data grid.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes made with BackColorData method. Use isVisible method to enable the data grid.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

To change the color of data grid cells to LightBlue:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorData(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetBackColorData

getBackColorDataAlternate
```
public java.awt.Color getBackColorDataAlternate()
```
Assigns the alternate color for displaying the DataGrid rows or columns.

When viewing and interpreting DataGrids with muliple points or series, sometimes it is difficult to distinguish one row from another or one column from the other. With this method you can specify the alternating color for the DataGrid.
You should specify the direction of the alternating colors by using the setInterlaced method.
Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
To set the alternate color for an interlaced data grid.
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL); chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
See Also:
resetBackColorDataAlternate

setBackColorDataAlternate
```
public void setBackColorDataAlternate(java.awt.Color value)
```
Assigns the alternate color for displaying the DataGrid rows or columns.

When viewing and interpreting DataGrids with muliple points or series, sometimes it is difficult to distinguish one row from another or one column from the other. With this method you can specify the alternating color for the DataGrid.
You should specify the direction of the alternating colors by using the setInterlaced method.
Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
To set the alternate color for an interlaced data grid.
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL); chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetBackColorDataAlternate

getBackColorHeader

public java.awt.Color getBackColorHeader()

Sets the background color of the header for the data grid.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes made with BackColorHeader method. Use isVisiblemethod to enable the data grid.

You can set the data grid background and data grid cells background with setBackColor and setBackColorData method, respectively.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

Below, the data grid BackColorHeader is set to LightBlue:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorHeader(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(chart1);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("South American Countries Population"));
chart1.getAxisY().setScaleUnit(1000000);
chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("(in Millions)");

public static void PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(Chart chart1) {
    SouthAmericaPopulation[] data = new SouthAmericaPopulation[]{
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Brazil", 201033000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Colombia", 47130000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Argentina", 41350000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Peru", 30476000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Venezuela", 29760000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Chile", 16841000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Ecuador", 15779000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Bolivia", 10517000)
    };
    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
}

public static class SouthAmericaPopulation {

    public SouthAmericaPopulation(String country, double population) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setPopulation(population);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privatePopulation;

    public final double getPopulation() {
        return privatePopulation;
    }

    public final void setPopulation(double value) {
        privatePopulation = value;
    }
}

public static class Countries {

    public Countries(String country, double lei, double gdppc, java.awt.Image flag) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setLEI(lei);
        this.setGDPPC(gdppc);
        this.setFlag(flag);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privateLEI;

    public final double getLEI() {
        return privateLEI;
    }

    public final void setLEI(double value) {
        privateLEI = value;
    }
    private double privateGDPPC;

    public final double getGDPPC() {
        return privateGDPPC;
    }

    public final void setGDPPC(double value) {
        privateGDPPC = value;
    }
    private java.awt.Image privateFlag;

    public final java.awt.Image getFlag() {
        return privateFlag;
    }

    public final void setFlag(java.awt.Image value) {
        privateFlag = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetBackColorHeader

setBackColorHeader

public void setBackColorHeader(java.awt.Color value)

Sets the background color of the header for the data grid.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes made with BackColorHeader method. Use isVisiblemethod to enable the data grid.

You can set the data grid background and data grid cells background with setBackColor and setBackColorData method, respectively.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

Below, the data grid BackColorHeader is set to LightBlue:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorHeader(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(chart1);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("South American Countries Population"));
chart1.getAxisY().setScaleUnit(1000000);
chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("(in Millions)");

public static void PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(Chart chart1) {
    SouthAmericaPopulation[] data = new SouthAmericaPopulation[]{
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Brazil", 201033000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Colombia", 47130000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Argentina", 41350000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Peru", 30476000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Venezuela", 29760000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Chile", 16841000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Ecuador", 15779000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Bolivia", 10517000)
    };
    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
}

public static class SouthAmericaPopulation {

    public SouthAmericaPopulation(String country, double population) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setPopulation(population);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privatePopulation;

    public final double getPopulation() {
        return privatePopulation;
    }

    public final void setPopulation(double value) {
        privatePopulation = value;
    }
}

public static class Countries {

    public Countries(String country, double lei, double gdppc, java.awt.Image flag) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setLEI(lei);
        this.setGDPPC(gdppc);
        this.setFlag(flag);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privateLEI;

    public final double getLEI() {
        return privateLEI;
    }

    public final void setLEI(double value) {
        privateLEI = value;
    }
    private double privateGDPPC;

    public final double getGDPPC() {
        return privateGDPPC;
    }

    public final void setGDPPC(double value) {
        privateGDPPC = value;
    }
    private java.awt.Image privateFlag;

    public final java.awt.Image getFlag() {
        return privateFlag;
    }

    public final void setFlag(java.awt.Image value) {
        privateFlag = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetBackColorHeader

getCells
```
public CellAttributesCollection getCells()
```
Gets the collection of CellAttributes that belong to the DataGrid.

getContentLayout
```
public ContentLayout getContentLayout()
```
Allows you to align the data grid in the bottom of the chart area.

The isVisible method needs to be true to see the effects of this method.
Note, when the Data Grid is docked on the left or right:
Near = Top
Far = Bottom
To center the data grid under the chart:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setContentLayout(ContentLayout.CENTER);
See Also:
resetContentLayout

setContentLayout
```
public void setContentLayout(ContentLayout value)
```
Allows you to align the data grid in the bottom of the chart area.

The isVisible method needs to be true to see the effects of this method.
Note, when the Data Grid is docked on the left or right:
Near = Top
Far = Bottom
To center the data grid under the chart:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setContentLayout(ContentLayout.CENTER);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetContentLayout

getFont

public java.awt.Font getFont()

Allows you to set the font used throughout the data grid.

You can set the font for the entire chart using the Chart object setChartFont method.

For more information regarding the Font type, please refer to the Documentation.

Below, the data grid font is set to Arial 10:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setChartFont(new java.awt.Font("Arial",java.awt.Font.PLAIN, 10));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetFont

setFont

public void setFont(java.awt.Font value)

Allows you to set the font used throughout the data grid.

You can set the font for the entire chart using the Chart object setChartFont method.

For more information regarding the Font type, please refer to the Documentation.

Below, the data grid font is set to Arial 10:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setChartFont(new java.awt.Font("Arial",java.awt.Font.PLAIN, 10));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetFont

isHideXValues
```
public boolean isHideXValues()
```
Used to hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot chart.

Normally when you generate an XY plot, both the X and Y values for each series are displayed in the data grid. This method allows you to hide the XValues displayed by the tool.
To hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setHideXValues(true);
See Also:
resetHideXValues

setHideXValues
```
public void setHideXValues(boolean value)
```
Used to hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot chart.

Normally when you generate an XY plot, both the X and Y values for each series are displayed in the data grid. This method allows you to hide the XValues displayed by the tool.
To hide the XValues in the data grid of an XY plot:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setHideXValues(true);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetHideXValues

getHighlight

public HighlightDataGridAttributes getHighlight()

Returns a HighlightDataGridAttributes object for the DataGrid.

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().getHighlight().setColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));

getHorizontalGridColor

public java.awt.Color getHorizontalGridColor()

Allows you to set the Horizontal color for the gridlines displayed in the data grid.

The data grid must be isVisible in order to see the these changes.

You can set the Vertical line color of the data grid gridline with setVerticalGridColor method.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

Below, the data grid horizontal and vertical grid color is set to Red:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setHorizontalGridColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
PopulateBirthVariation(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Birth Variation"));

public static void PopulateBirthVariation(Chart chart1) {
    BirthVariation[] variations = new BirthVariation[] {
        new BirthVariation("2007", 4.5, 4.9 ),
        new BirthVariation("2008", -1.8, 1.2 ),
        new BirthVariation("2009", 2.3, -2.6 ),
        new BirthVariation("2010", 2.0, 3.0),
        new BirthVariation("2011", -0.5, -1.7 ),
        new BirthVariation("2012", 3.1, -0.9 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(variations);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);


}

public static class BirthVariation {

    public BirthVariation(String year, double male, double female) {
        this.setYear(year);
        this.setMale(male);
        this.setFemale(female);
    }
    private String privateYear;

    public final String getYear() {
        return privateYear;
    }

    public final void setYear(String value) {
        privateYear = value;
    }
    private double privateMale;

    public final double getMale() {
        return privateMale;
    }

    public final void setMale(double value) {
        privateMale = value;
    }
    private double privateFemale;

    public final double getFemale() {
        return privateFemale;
    }

    public final void setFemale(double value) {
        privateFemale = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetHorizontalGridColor

setHorizontalGridColor

public void setHorizontalGridColor(java.awt.Color value)

Allows you to set the Horizontal color for the gridlines displayed in the data grid.

The data grid must be isVisible in order to see the these changes.

You can set the Vertical line color of the data grid gridline with setVerticalGridColor method.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").

Below, the data grid horizontal and vertical grid color is set to Red:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setHorizontalGridColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
PopulateBirthVariation(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Birth Variation"));

public static void PopulateBirthVariation(Chart chart1) {
    BirthVariation[] variations = new BirthVariation[] {
        new BirthVariation("2007", 4.5, 4.9 ),
        new BirthVariation("2008", -1.8, 1.2 ),
        new BirthVariation("2009", 2.3, -2.6 ),
        new BirthVariation("2010", 2.0, 3.0),
        new BirthVariation("2011", -0.5, -1.7 ),
        new BirthVariation("2012", 3.1, -0.9 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(variations);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);


}

public static class BirthVariation {

    public BirthVariation(String year, double male, double female) {
        this.setYear(year);
        this.setMale(male);
        this.setFemale(female);
    }
    private String privateYear;

    public final String getYear() {
        return privateYear;
    }

    public final void setYear(String value) {
        privateYear = value;
    }
    private double privateMale;

    public final double getMale() {
        return privateMale;
    }

    public final void setMale(double value) {
        privateMale = value;
    }
    private double privateFemale;

    public final double getFemale() {
        return privateFemale;
    }

    public final void setFemale(double value) {
        privateFemale = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetHorizontalGridColor

getInterlaced

public Interlaced getInterlaced()

Alternates the background color of on the data grid to improve readability.

If you want to alternate the color for every series, then use Interlaced.Horizontal. For alternating the color of the points, use Interlaced.Vertical.

With only a few series and points it is easier to read without Interlaced.

Use the setBackColorData and setBackColorDataAlternate methods to set the colors for the Interlaced method.

Below, the data grid setInterlaced method is set to Interlaced.Horizontal:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetInterlaced

setInterlaced

public void setInterlaced(Interlaced value)

Alternates the background color of on the data grid to improve readability.

If you want to alternate the color for every series, then use Interlaced.Horizontal. For alternating the color of the points, use Interlaced.Vertical.

With only a few series and points it is easier to read without Interlaced.

Use the setBackColorData and setBackColorDataAlternate methods to set the colors for the Interlaced method.

Below, the data grid setInterlaced method is set to Interlaced.Horizontal:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setBackColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetInterlaced

getMaxSizePercentage
```
public short getMaxSizePercentage()
```
Allows you to specify the maximum percentage of the chart area the data grid may occupy.

This method is especially useful when developing with web applications and generating images. Because you cannot scroll the data grid when generating an image, this method allows you to specify the max size so you can make sure to view all values in the data grid.
This method may be configured with values ranging from 0 - 100. Specifying 0 will instruct Chart FX to calculate the size. Specifying 100 will instruct Chart FX that the whole chart may be covered by the data grid if needed.
To set the MaxSizePercentage to 35%:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setMaxSizePercentage((short)35);
See Also:
resetMaxSizePercentage

setMaxSizePercentage
```
public void setMaxSizePercentage(short value)
```
Allows you to specify the maximum percentage of the chart area the data grid may occupy.

This method is especially useful when developing with web applications and generating images. Because you cannot scroll the data grid when generating an image, this method allows you to specify the max size so you can make sure to view all values in the data grid.
This method may be configured with values ranging from 0 - 100. Specifying 0 will instruct Chart FX to calculate the size. Specifying 100 will instruct Chart FX that the whole chart may be covered by the data grid if needed.
To set the MaxSizePercentage to 35%:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setMaxSizePercentage((short)35);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetMaxSizePercentage

isReadOnly
```
public boolean isReadOnly()
```
Permits values to be changed through the data grid.
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setReadOnly(true);
See Also:
resetReadOnly

setReadOnly
```
public void setReadOnly(boolean value)
```
Permits values to be changed through the data grid.
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setReadOnly(true);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetReadOnly

getScrollPosition
```
public int getScrollPosition()
```
Scrolls the data horizontally to the specific column in the Grid.

This applies only when the data grid is docked to the Bottom or Top.
To set the data grid scroll position to 2:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setScrollPosition(2);

setScrollPosition
```
public void setScrollPosition(int value)
```
Scrolls the data horizontally to the specific column in the Grid.

This applies only when the data grid is docked to the Bottom or Top.
To set the data grid scroll position to 2:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setScrollPosition(2);
Parameters:
value -

getScrollSize
```
public int getScrollSize()
```
Returns the number of scrolls in the data grid based on the scroll view configuration.
Java
int sSize; sSize = chart1.getDataGrid().getScrollSize();

isShowHeader
```
public boolean isShowHeader()
```
Gets or sets a value indicating the header of the columns should be visible or not.

The isShowMarkers method shows or hides the series indicator displayed on the side of the data grid.
You may modify the color of the header using the setBackColorHeader method.
Hide the data grid header:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowHeader(false);
See Also:
resetShowHeader

setShowHeader
```
public void setShowHeader(boolean value)
```
Gets or sets a value indicating the header of the columns should be visible or not.

The isShowMarkers method shows or hides the series indicator displayed on the side of the data grid.
You may modify the color of the header using the setBackColorHeader method.
Hide the data grid header:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowHeader(false);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetShowHeader

isShowHiddenSeries
```
public boolean isShowHiddenSeries()
```
Gets or sets a value indicating hidden series should be visible in data grid.

A series can be marked hidden by setting the isVisible method of the DataGrid class, however you may want to still show this series in the data grid using this method.
To show hidden series in the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowHiddenSeries(true);
See Also:
resetShowHiddenSeries

setShowHiddenSeries
```
public void setShowHiddenSeries(boolean value)
```
Gets or sets a value indicating hidden series should be visible in data grid.

A series can be marked hidden by setting the isVisible method of the DataGrid class, however you may want to still show this series in the data grid using this method.
To show hidden series in the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowHiddenSeries(true);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetShowHiddenSeries

isShowMarkers
```
public boolean isShowMarkers()
```
Gets or sets a value indicating whether series markers should be visible in the series headers.

When the marker is hidden, only text is shown to label the series.
The isShowHeader method may be used to show or hide the data grid header.
To remove the markers from the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowMarkers(false);
See Also:
resetShowMarkers

setShowMarkers
```
public void setShowMarkers(boolean value)
```
Gets or sets a value indicating whether series markers should be visible in the series headers.

When the marker is hidden, only text is shown to label the series.
The isShowHeader method may be used to show or hide the data grid header.
To remove the markers from the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setShowMarkers(false);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetShowMarkers

getTextColorData
```
public java.awt.Color getTextColorData()
```
Sets the text color of the cells on the data grid.

This method does not change the color of the header text, you can set the header text color of the data grid with setTextColorHeader method.
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.
To change the text color of data grid cells to Blue:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorData(new java.awt.Color(0,0,255,255));
See Also:
resetTextColorData

setTextColorData
```
public void setTextColorData(java.awt.Color value)
```
Sets the text color of the cells on the data grid.

This method does not change the color of the header text, you can set the header text color of the data grid with setTextColorHeader method.
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.
To change the text color of data grid cells to Blue:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorData(new java.awt.Color(0,0,255,255));
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetTextColorData

getTextColorDataAlternate
```
public java.awt.Color getTextColorDataAlternate()
```
Sets the alternate text color for text in the data grid cells.

This method is useful when the setInterlaced method is used.
The initial color of the text in the dataGrid cells can be set using the setTextColorData method.
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
Set the alternate text color for the data grid to red:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL); chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
See Also:
resetTextColorDataAlternate

setTextColorDataAlternate
```
public void setTextColorDataAlternate(java.awt.Color value)
```
Sets the alternate text color for text in the data grid cells.

This method is useful when the setInterlaced method is used.
The initial color of the text in the dataGrid cells can be set using the setTextColorData method.
For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
Set the alternate text color for the data grid to red:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setInterlaced(Interlaced.HORIZONTAL); chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorDataAlternate(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetTextColorDataAlternate

getTextColorHeader

public java.awt.Color getTextColorHeader()

Gets or sets the text color of the headers on the data grid.

You need to have the dataGrid visible in order to see the changes. Use isVisiblemethod to enable the data grid.

You can set the other cells text color of the data grid with setTextColorData method.

You can change the color of a specific cell by using setBackColor method

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Below, the data grid header text color is set to LightBlue:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorHeader(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(chart1);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("South American Countries Population"));
chart1.getAxisY().setScaleUnit(1000000);
chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("(in Millions)");

public static void PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(Chart chart1) {
    SouthAmericaPopulation[] data = new SouthAmericaPopulation[]{
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Brazil", 201033000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Colombia", 47130000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Argentina", 41350000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Peru", 30476000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Venezuela", 29760000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Chile", 16841000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Ecuador", 15779000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Bolivia", 10517000)
    };
    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
}

public static class SouthAmericaPopulation {

    public SouthAmericaPopulation(String country, double population) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setPopulation(population);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privatePopulation;

    public final double getPopulation() {
        return privatePopulation;
    }

    public final void setPopulation(double value) {
        privatePopulation = value;
    }
}

public static class Countries {

    public Countries(String country, double lei, double gdppc, java.awt.Image flag) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setLEI(lei);
        this.setGDPPC(gdppc);
        this.setFlag(flag);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privateLEI;

    public final double getLEI() {
        return privateLEI;
    }

    public final void setLEI(double value) {
        privateLEI = value;
    }
    private double privateGDPPC;

    public final double getGDPPC() {
        return privateGDPPC;
    }

    public final void setGDPPC(double value) {
        privateGDPPC = value;
    }
    private java.awt.Image privateFlag;

    public final java.awt.Image getFlag() {
        return privateFlag;
    }

    public final void setFlag(java.awt.Image value) {
        privateFlag = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetTextColorHeader

setTextColorHeader

public void setTextColorHeader(java.awt.Color value)

Gets or sets the text color of the headers on the data grid.

You need to have the dataGrid visible in order to see the changes. Use isVisiblemethod to enable the data grid.

You can set the other cells text color of the data grid with setTextColorData method.

You can change the color of a specific cell by using setBackColor method

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.

Below, the data grid header text color is set to LightBlue:

Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setTextColorHeader(new java.awt.Color(173,216,230,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(chart1);
chart1.setGallery(Gallery.BAR);
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("South American Countries Population"));
chart1.getAxisY().setScaleUnit(1000000);
chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("(in Millions)");

public static void PopulateSouthAmericaPopulation(Chart chart1) {
    SouthAmericaPopulation[] data = new SouthAmericaPopulation[]{
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Brazil", 201033000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Colombia", 47130000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Argentina", 41350000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Peru", 30476000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Venezuela", 29760000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Chile", 16841000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Ecuador", 15779000),
        new SouthAmericaPopulation("Bolivia", 10517000)
    };
    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
}

public static class SouthAmericaPopulation {

    public SouthAmericaPopulation(String country, double population) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setPopulation(population);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privatePopulation;

    public final double getPopulation() {
        return privatePopulation;
    }

    public final void setPopulation(double value) {
        privatePopulation = value;
    }
}

public static class Countries {

    public Countries(String country, double lei, double gdppc, java.awt.Image flag) {
        this.setCountry(country);
        this.setLEI(lei);
        this.setGDPPC(gdppc);
        this.setFlag(flag);
    }
    private String privateCountry;

    public final String getCountry() {
        return privateCountry;
    }

    public final void setCountry(String value) {
        privateCountry = value;
    }
    private double privateLEI;

    public final double getLEI() {
        return privateLEI;
    }

    public final void setLEI(double value) {
        privateLEI = value;
    }
    private double privateGDPPC;

    public final double getGDPPC() {
        return privateGDPPC;
    }

    public final void setGDPPC(double value) {
        privateGDPPC = value;
    }
    private java.awt.Image privateFlag;

    public final java.awt.Image getFlag() {
        return privateFlag;
    }

    public final void setFlag(java.awt.Image value) {
        privateFlag = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetTextColorHeader

isUseRawData
```
public boolean isUseRawData()
```
Gets or sets a value indicating whether to use raw data or use calculated values in the data grid.

Some gallery types, such as the BoxPlot and Histogram, manipulate data values displayed in the data grid. If you would like to actually see the data passed to the chart, you can set this method to true. This method will not affect all gallery types.
To configure the data grid to use raw data:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setUseRawData(true);
See Also:
resetUseRawData

setUseRawData
```
public void setUseRawData(boolean value)
```
Gets or sets a value indicating whether to use raw data or use calculated values in the data grid.

Some gallery types, such as the BoxPlot and Histogram, manipulate data values displayed in the data grid. If you would like to actually see the data passed to the chart, you can set this method to true. This method will not affect all gallery types.
To configure the data grid to use raw data:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setUseRawData(true);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetUseRawData

getVerticalGridColor

public java.awt.Color getVerticalGridColor()

Allows you to select the Vertical line color for the gridline displayed at the data grid box.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes. Use isVisible method to enable the data grid.

You can set the Horizontal line color of the data grid gridline with setHorizontalGridColor method.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.

Below, the data grid vertical grid color is set to Red:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setVerticalGridColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

See Also:: resetVerticalGridColor

setVerticalGridColor

public void setVerticalGridColor(java.awt.Color value)

Allows you to select the Vertical line color for the gridline displayed at the data grid box.

You need to have the data grid visible in order to see the changes. Use isVisible method to enable the data grid.

You can set the Horizontal line color of the data grid gridline with setHorizontalGridColor method.

For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Java Documentation.

Below, the data grid vertical grid color is set to Red:

image
Java

chart1.getDataGrid().setVisible(true);
chart1.getDataGrid().setVerticalGridColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
chart1.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
PopulateCarProduction(chart1);
chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Vehicles Production by Type"));

public static void PopulateCarProduction(Chart chart1) {
    CarProduction[] production = new CarProduction[] {
        new CarProduction("Jan", 1760, 535, 695 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Feb", 1849, 395, 688 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Mar", 2831, 685, 1047 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Apr", 2851, 984, 1652 ) ,
        new CarProduction("May", 2961, 1579, 1889 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jun", 1519, 1539, 1766 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Jul", 2633, 1489, 1361 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Aug", 1140, 650, 874 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Sep", 1626, 653, 693 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Oct", 1478, 2236, 786 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Nov", 1306, 1937, 599 ) ,
        new CarProduction("Dec", 1607, 2138, 678 )
    };

    ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(production);
    chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);

}

public static class CarProduction {

    private CarProduction(String month, int sedan, int coupe, int SUV) {
        this.setMonth(month);
        this.setSedan(sedan);
        this.setCoupe(coupe);
        this.setSUV(SUV);
    }

    private String privateMonth;

    public final String getMonth() {
        return privateMonth;
    }

    public final void setMonth(String value) {
        privateMonth = value;
    }
    private int privateSedan;

    public final int getSedan() {
        return privateSedan;
    }

    public final void setSedan(int value) {
        privateSedan = value;
    }
    private int privateCoupe;

    public final int getCoupe() {
        return privateCoupe;
    }

    public final void setCoupe(int value) {
        privateCoupe = value;
    }
    private int privateSUV;

    public final int getSUV() {
        return privateSUV;
    }

    public final void setSUV(int value) {
        privateSUV = value;
    }
}

Parameters:: value -
See Also:: resetVerticalGridColor

isXValuesAsHeaders
```
public boolean isXValuesAsHeaders()
```
Gets or sets a value instructing that XValues be used as the headers in the data grid.

When set to true, the XValues passed to a chart will be used for the point headers in the data grid.
In order for this method to affect the chart, the chart must include XValues (XY plot).
To use XValues as Headers in the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setXValuesAsHeaders(true);
See Also:
resetXValuesAsHeaders

setXValuesAsHeaders
```
public void setXValuesAsHeaders(boolean value)
```
Gets or sets a value instructing that XValues be used as the headers in the data grid.

When set to true, the XValues passed to a chart will be used for the point headers in the data grid.
In order for this method to affect the chart, the chart must include XValues (XY plot).
To use XValues as Headers in the data grid:
Java
chart1.getDataGrid().setXValuesAsHeaders(true);
Parameters:
value -
See Also:
resetXValuesAsHeaders

resetBackColorData
```
public void resetBackColorData()
```
Set the property BackColorData to its default value.

See Also:
setBackColorData

resetBackColorDataAlternate
```
public void resetBackColorDataAlternate()
```
Set the property BackColorDataAlternate to its default value.

See Also:
setBackColorDataAlternate

resetBackColorHeader
```
public void resetBackColorHeader()
```
Set the property BackColorHeader to its default value.

See Also:
setBackColorHeader

resetContentLayout
```
public void resetContentLayout()
```
Set the property ContentLayout to its default value.

See Also:
setContentLayout

resetFont
```
public void resetFont()
```
Set the property Font to its default value.

See Also:
setFont

resetHideXValues
```
public void resetHideXValues()
```
Set the property HideXValues to its default value.

See Also:
isHideXValues

resetHorizontalGridColor
```
public void resetHorizontalGridColor()
```
Set the property HorizontalGridColor to its default value.

See Also:
setHorizontalGridColor

resetInterlaced
```
public void resetInterlaced()
```
Set the property Interlaced to its default value.

See Also:
setInterlaced

resetMaxSizePercentage
```
public void resetMaxSizePercentage()
```
Set the property MaxSizePercentage to its default value.

See Also:
setMaxSizePercentage

resetReadOnly
```
public void resetReadOnly()
```
Set the property ReadOnly to its default value.

See Also:
isReadOnly

resetShowHeader
```
public void resetShowHeader()
```
Set the property ShowHeader to its default value.

See Also:
isShowHeader

resetShowHiddenSeries
```
public void resetShowHiddenSeries()
```
Set the property ShowHiddenSeries to its default value.

See Also:
isShowHiddenSeries

resetShowMarkers
```
public void resetShowMarkers()
```
Set the property ShowMarkers to its default value.

See Also:
isShowMarkers

resetTextColorData
```
public void resetTextColorData()
```
Set the property TextColorData to its default value.

See Also:
setTextColorData

resetTextColorDataAlternate
```
public void resetTextColorDataAlternate()
```
Set the property TextColorDataAlternate to its default value.

See Also:
setTextColorDataAlternate

resetTextColorHeader
```
public void resetTextColorHeader()
```
Set the property TextColorHeader to its default value.

See Also:
setTextColorHeader

resetUseRawData
```
public void resetUseRawData()
```
Set the property UseRawData to its default value.

See Also:
isUseRawData

resetVerticalGridColor
```
public void resetVerticalGridColor()
```
Set the property VerticalGridColor to its default value.

See Also:
setVerticalGridColor

resetXValuesAsHeaders
```
public void resetXValuesAsHeaders()
```
Set the property XValuesAsHeaders to its default value.

See Also:
isXValuesAsHeaders

Class DataGrid

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class com.softwarefx.chartfx.server.DockableBar

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Constructor Detail

DataGrid

Method Detail

getBackColorData

setBackColorData

getBackColorDataAlternate

setBackColorDataAlternate

getBackColorHeader

setBackColorHeader

getCells

getContentLayout

setContentLayout

getFont

setFont

isHideXValues

setHideXValues

getHighlight

getHorizontalGridColor

setHorizontalGridColor

getInterlaced

setInterlaced

getMaxSizePercentage

setMaxSizePercentage

isReadOnly

setReadOnly

getScrollPosition

setScrollPosition

getScrollSize

isShowHeader

setShowHeader

isShowHiddenSeries

setShowHiddenSeries

isShowMarkers

setShowMarkers

getTextColorData

setTextColorData

getTextColorDataAlternate

setTextColorDataAlternate

getTextColorHeader

setTextColorHeader

isUseRawData

setUseRawData

getVerticalGridColor

setVerticalGridColor

isXValuesAsHeaders

setXValuesAsHeaders

resetBackColorData

resetBackColorDataAlternate

resetBackColorHeader

resetContentLayout

resetFont

resetHideXValues

resetHorizontalGridColor

resetInterlaced

resetMaxSizePercentage

resetReadOnly

resetShowHeader

resetShowHiddenSeries

resetShowMarkers

resetTextColorData

resetTextColorDataAlternate

resetTextColorHeader

resetUseRawData

resetVerticalGridColor

resetXValuesAsHeaders