FinancialIndicator.ValueLevel1 Property

Gets or sets a value indicating how to obtain the first value of a financial indicator’s point.

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Charts.v24.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Charts

Declaration

public ValueLevel ValueLevel1 { get; set; }

Public Property ValueLevel1 As ValueLevel

Type	Description
ValueLevel	A ValueLevel enumeration value, which indicates how to obtain the first point value of a financial indicator.

Available values:

Show 12 items

Name	Description
Value	Indicates the value of a series point where the series point contains only one value.
Value2	Indicates the Second value of a series point, where the series view belongs to the Range Bar view type.
Low	Indicates the Low value of a series point, where the series view belongs to the Financial view type.
High	Indicates the High value of a series point, where the series view belongs to the Financial view type.
Open	Indicates the Open value of a series point, where the series view belongs to the Financial view type.
Close	Indicates the Close value of a series point, where the series view belongs to the Financial view type.
BoxPlotMin	Indicates the Min value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.
BoxPlotQuartile_1	Indicates the First Quartile value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.
BoxPlotMedian	Indicates the Median value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.
BoxPlotQuartile3	Indicates the Third Quartile value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.
BoxPlotMax	Indicates the Max value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.
BoxPlotMean	Indicates the Mean value of a series point that belongs to the Box Plot series.

Any FinancialIndicator needs two points. And, each point should have a pair of arguments (FinancialIndicator.Argument1 and FinancialIndicator.Argument2) and the ValueLevel1 and FinancialIndicator.ValueLevel2 values defined.