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"innerRadius": "30"
}
(The innerRadius option, found on the Pie tab in the Pie Chart properties, gives this Pie Chart
the shape of a donut.)
Note that only properties that were modified via one of the tab menus are included in the JSON
on the Source tab.
To change the chart, you can simply edit the JSON.
For example, adding "handDrawn": "true" (at the same level as the "type" property) will distort
the lines of a Bar chart or Line chart, producing a hand-drawn effect.
All configuration options can be found in the amCharts API documentation:
https://docs.amcharts.com/3/javascriptcharts/.
It depends on the class to which a property belongs, where in the JSON the property should be
added. Chart properties should be added at the highest level; for example:
{
"type": "serial",
"rotate": true,
...
}
Properties of the Legend (listed here: https://docs.amcharts.com/3/javascriptcharts/AmLegend)
should go in the legend section in the JSON:
...
"legend": {
"position": "right"
},
The Source tab also lets you change properties that are available in either the Script Wizard or
other tabs of the Chart Properties dialog. You could, for example, set the colors of the bars,
lines or slices by adding an array of hexadecimal color values, like this:
"colors": ["#FF6600", "#FCD202", "#B0DE09", "#0D8ECF"]
Note that properties defined on the Source tab override those made in the Script Wizard or on
other tabs of the Properties dialog.
For inspiration you could use amCharts' online editor: https://live.amcharts.com/new/.
Properties can be copied directly from the Code tab in the live editor to the Source tab of the
Chart properties dialog in Connect.
Note that copying the entire content of the Code tab will also carry over the sample data from
the live editor (the dataProvider key). These will be overwritten by the chart script in Connect.
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