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module com {  module sun {  module star {  module chart2 { module data {


/** is used to specify how the labels have to be created.

    @see XDataSequence::generateLabel().
 */
enum LabelOrigin
{

    /** If a range spans a single row over more than one column, this
        parameter has the same effect as ROW.  If the range spans a
        single column over more than one row, this is the same as
        COLUMN.

        <p>In case of a range spanning more than one column and row,
        the shorter range of both should be used (e.g. a spreadsheet
        range A1:B10 should treat columns as short side).</p>

        <p>In case of a rectangular range, or a range that is composed
        of more than one contiguous sub-regions, the short side cannot
        be determined, thus
        XDataSequence::generateLabel() will return an
        empty sequence.</p>
     */
    SHORT_SIDE,


    /** This is exactly the opposite of SHORT_SIDE.  I.e., if
        SHORT_SIDE has the same effect as ROW, LONG_SIDE will have the
        same effect as COLUMN and the other way round.

        @see LabelOrigin::SHORT_SIDE
     */
    LONG_SIDE,


    /** Uses the column name for label generation.  A spreadsheet
        range A1:A6 could, e.g., result in "Column A".

        <p>If a range consists of more than one column the result of
        label generation may be empty.  Of course, it could also
        succeed with a string like "Columns A to B".
     */
    COLUMN,


    /** Uses the column name for label generation.  A spreadsheet
        range A2:D2 could, e.g., result in "Row 2".

        <p>If a range consists of more than one row the result of
        label generation may be empty.  Of course, it could also
        succeed with a string like "Rows 1-3".
     */
    ROW
};


}; }; }; }; };

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