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Block SettingsNote: Many block settings depend on the type of document being formatted. Therefore you will not see all of the options described in this section at the same time. For example, if you're formatting a table, the preview area is labeled Table, and the block settings area contains table header options. However, if you are formatting a 3D Bar chart, the block settings area contains options for displaying walls or a floor with the bars. Click inside the Table preview area and the Settings change to block settings or chart settings. (The actual name depends on the type of document you're formatting. For example, if you're formatting a table, the preview area is labeled table; if you're formatting a grouped bar chart, the preview area is labeled Grouped Bars.) This group of options lets you format the placement of the body of the data (which can be a table or chart) on the document page, and the background color. You can also add a border. For more information regarding options for block settings, see Block settings for tabular documents.
Chart settings for a grouped bar
chart For more information regarding options for chart settings, see Block settings for chart documents.
The following table describes the Color and Alignment settings you can use to format your document block, whether it is a table or a chart:
Note: This section refers only to Table, Financial, Form or Crosstab documents.
In addition to the Color and Alignment block settings, the following group of Block Setting options are available when the selected document type is Table, Financial, Form or
Crosstab:
Setting Group When you add a border, in fact, an inner and outer border are added. If you leave the Spacing option set to 0, the border appears as a single line. However, if you increase the spacing, the border splits into a thin inner border and a thicker outer border. Check this option if you want the header displayed above each row of data in the document.
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Note: This section refers only to chart documents, for example, grouped bar, pie, scatter, etc.
In addition to the Color and Alignment block settings, the following group of block setting options are available when the selected document type is a chart:
Forces the axis to start at zero. Flips the horizontal and vertical axes.
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