Readonlycategories: readonly (string | number | Date)[]The categories, such as trading days, in order. Dates are spaced evenly, one for each category, so days without trading, such as weekends, leave no gaps
Optional ReadonlycategoryAxis?: ChartAxisThe axis of categories
Readonlyclose: readonly (number | null)[]Each category's closing price
Optional ReadonlydataTable?: boolean | ChartDataTableA table of the data under the plot, or true for one with Office's borders and legend keys. Default is none
Optional ReadonlydownBars?: ChartAreaStyleThe fill and border of the bars where the price fell, when there are opening prices. Default is dark grey
Optional ReadonlyemptyValues?: ChartEmptyValuesHow empty values (null) are drawn: as gaps, or as zero. Default is "gap"
Readonlyhigh: readonly (number | null)[]Each category's highest price
Optional ReadonlyhighLowLines?: ChartLineThe line from each high to each low. Default is a thin dark grey line
Readonlylow: readonly (number | null)[]Each category's lowest price
Optional Readonlynames?: StockChartSeriesNamesThe series' names, as the legend shows them
Optional Readonlyopen?: readonly (number | null)[]Each category's opening price. With it, a bar goes from the open to the close: hollow when the price rose, and filled when it fell
Readonlytype: "stock"Optional ReadonlyupBars?: ChartAreaStyleThe fill and border of the bars where the price rose, when there are opening prices. Default is white, with a grey border
Optional ReadonlyvalueAxis?: ChartValueAxisThe axis of prices
Optional Readonlyvolume?: readonly (number | null)[]Each category's volume traded, drawn as columns against an axis of its own on the left, with the prices' on the right
Optional ReadonlyvolumeAxis?: ChartValueAxisThe axis of volumes, when there are volumes
A stock chart (
c:stockChart): each category's high and low prices joined by a line, with its closing price, and if given, its opening price and the volume traded, as Word's "High-Low-Close", "Open-High-Low-Close", "Volume-High-Low-Close" and "Volume-Open-High-Low-Close" charts. Each price list has one value for each category, in order, andnullleaves a gap.