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unpublished enum SymbolStyle
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not published
Description
determines what kind of symbol to use
Values
NONE The symbol is invisible  
AUTO The symbol is taken automatically.  
STANDARD uses one of the standard symbols. Which standard symbol is given in Symbol::StandardSymbol.  
POLYGON uses the symbol given in the ::com::sun::star::drawing::PolyPolygonBezierCoords given in Symbol::PolygonCoords.  
GRAPHIC uses the graphic given in Symbol::Graphic as symbol.  
Values' Details
NONE
NONE,
Description
The symbol is invisible
AUTO
AUTO,
Description
The symbol is taken automatically.

This will typically be the nth standard symbol for the nth data series.
STANDARD
STANDARD,
Description
uses one of the standard symbols. Which standard symbol is given in Symbol::StandardSymbol.
POLYGON
POLYGON,
Description
uses the symbol given in the ::com::sun::star::drawing::PolyPolygonBezierCoords given in Symbol::PolygonCoords.
GRAPHIC
GRAPHIC,
Description
uses the graphic given in Symbol::Graphic as symbol.
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