- Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsOffset) ( long expression ) specifies the vertical offset, in
pixels, to display the overlaid bars. By default, the Overlaid(
exOverlaidBarsOffset) property is 3 pixels.
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Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsIntersect) ( string expression ) specifies the name of the bar to be displayed on the portion that laid over bars. By default, the Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsIntersect) property is empty, so nothing is displayed if the Overlaid is exOverlaidBarsIntersect. You MUST specify the name of the task to display the portion that covers the bars if the Overlaid is exOverlaidBarsIntersect. For instance, the following sample creates a copy of the task bar with a different color ( red ) and display it when two or more tasks covers.
With .Chart.Bars.Copy("Task", "RTask") .Color = RGB(255, 0, 0) End With With .Chart.Bars("Task") .OverlaidType = exOverlaidBarsIntersect .Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsIntersect) = "RTask" End With - Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsStack) ( long expression ) specifies the
distance between two bars that covers each other, in pixels. By default, the Overlaid(
exOverlaidBarsStack) property is 3 pixels. Use the
exOverlaidBarsStack | exOverlaidBarsStackAutoArrange flag to auto
arrange the bars inside the item as they best fit. If the
exOverlaidBarsStack flag is set, the control resizes the item
so all bars fits entirely in the item, so we would recommend to set the ScrollBySingleLine
property on True, as items with different heights may be displayed . The ItemHeight
property specifies the height of the item. Use the ItemMaxHeight
property to limit the height of the item when multiple bars covers each
other.
Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsTransparent) ( long expression ) specifies the percent of transparency to be applied to bars that covers other bars. By default, the Overlaid(exOverlaidBarsTransparent) property is 50% ( semi-transparent ).
