Optionalstack'none' on an ordinary scale, 'value' when series are summed, and
'percent' when they are drawn as shares of a common total. Absent on
scale types that cannot stack (an ordinal x scale, a colour scale).
OptionalgetThe scale's own kind: 'ordinal', 'linear', 'log', 'date-time'.
Read on the X scale only, and only to answer one question: whether the
categories are named or measured. A marker series on an ordinal x scale
is a Cleveland dot plot rather than a scatter, and nothing on the series
itself says so.
OptionalinvertedWhether the scale is drawn from its far end.
Read on the X scale only, and only to answer where a bar chart's
categories start. AnyChart's own defaults differ by chart type -- a bar
(horizontal) starts inverted so its first category sits at the top, a
column does not -- so this is true on an ordinary horizontal bar
chart and says nothing is wrong; what matters is that it disagrees with
the order the marks are rendered in (#1021).
A scale bound to one of a Cartesian chart's axes.
Only the stacking mode is read. Stacking is a property of the SCALE rather than of a series — AnyChart reports every area series as
'area'whether or not the chart sums them — so the series API cannot answer whether the bands sit on one another.