Public Property FirstYIndex As Integer

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Dim instance As FinancialMarker Dim value As Integer   instance.FirstYIndex = value   value = instance.FirstYIndex

public int FirstYIndex {get; set;}

Return Value

An integer value that represents the index (zero-based) of the Y-value to be used for a financial marker's first data point. Defaults to zero (first Y-value).

This property represents the Y-value to be used for a financial marker's first data point. For example, to use the third Y-value of the marker's first data point this property should be two.

Financial markers are always applied to two data points in a series, and these data points are set using the FirstPointIndex and SecondPointIndex properties.

To display a financial marker we recommend using the overloaded Add or Insert methods of the FinancialMarkers collection property.

Please note that the data points a financial marker is applied to MUST have their X-values set, otherwise a run-time exception will be thrown.

Refer to the How to Use Financial Markers topic for details concerning financial markers.

Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family

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