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ValueAxis.MinValue

Description

Sets or returns the minimum value on the y axis.=20
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public double MinValue{ get; set; }
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Public Property MinValue() As Double
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Remarks

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When creating new charts, or reading in charts where this value is not s= et, this property will return 0, which represent that this property does no= t contain a value and Excel will automatically determine an appropriate min= imum for your value axis. Unfortunately, there is no way to distinguish bet= ween this state and when the MinValue property is actually set to zero.

This property can be set to more than the ValueAxis.MaxValue, although that is an= illegal state. We allow this so that the order of operations does not matt= er when setting both the MinValue and MaxValue to different values. However= , if the MinValue is still greater than the MaxValue when you try to save, = the MaxValue will be treated as the MinValue and vice versa so that the res= ulting file is not corrupt.

If ValueAxis.UseLogarithmicScale is turned on, then this property repr= esent the power of the minimum value in base 10 (or whatever base you've ma= nually set). For instance, if this value is set to 2. Then with UseLogarith= micScale turned off, the resulting file will have a minimum value of 2. If = UseLogarithmicScale is turned on, then the resulting file will have a minim= um value of 100 (10 2).

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