Public Overridable Property Height As Double

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Dim instance As Annotation Dim value As Double   instance.Height = value   value = instance.Height

public virtual double Height {get; set;}

Return Value

A value that represents an annotation's height.

An annotation's height can be a negative value, in which case the annotation orientation is switched.

Annotation width can be in relative chart or axes coordinates. Chart relative coordinates are used by default.

To use axes coordinates anchor an annotation to a data point using the AnchorDataPoint property, or set the annotation axes using the AxisX or AxisY properties and set the SizeAlwaysRelative property to false.

Set the width to Double.NaN ("NotSet") to achieve automatic size calculation for annotations with text. The size will automatically be calculated based on the annotation text and font size.

Annotation width can be in relative chart or axes coordinates. Chart relative coordinates are used by default.

To use axes coordinates anchor an annotation to a data point using the AnchorDataPoint property, or set the annotation axes using the AxisX or AxisY properties and set the SizeAlwaysRelative property to false.

Set the width to Double.NaN ("NotSet") to achieve automatic size calculation for annotations with text. The size will automatically be calculated based on the annotation text and font size.

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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