property Graph.ValueFromPoint (X as OLE_XPOS_PIXELS, Y as OLE_YPOS_PIXELS) as String
Returns information from the cursor position as a string, separated by new lines (\r\n): value, inner-values, index/count, percent, index-serie, index-category.

TypeDescription
X as OLE_XPOS_PIXELS A single that specifies the current X location of the mouse pointer. The x values is always expressed in client coordinates. -1 indicates the current cursor position.
Y as OLE_YPOS_PIXELS A single that specifies the current Y location of the mouse pointer. The y values is always expressed in client coordinates. -1 indicates the current cursor position.
String A string expression that provides the following information in this order (each on a new line)
  1. value, indicates the value of the serie, as defined by the Data property 
  2. inner-values, values separated by commas (e.g., Open, Close for candleStick types, or Min, Max for RangeColumn types)
  3. inner-value index / inner-values count, specifies the index and total count of inner values (valid for candleStick types) 
  4. percent, specifies the percent of the current value relative to all values 
  5. index-serie, indicates the index of the Serie the value belongs to
  6. index-category, indicates the index of the category where the value is displayed

The ValueFromPoint(X, Y) method returns an empty string if no data is found at the specified coordinates.

The ValueFromPoint(X, Y) method returns information from the specified cursor position as a string, with items separated by new lines (\r\n), in the following order: value, inner-values, inner-value index / inner-values count, percent, index-serie, index-category, representing the value, serie, and category under the pointer. The CursorFromPoint(X, Y) method returns a string with information from the specified cursor position, items separated by new lines (\r\n), in the following order: x, y, and valueCategory, indicating the X-axis position, Y-axis value, and value in the cursor’s category under the pointer. You must use the ShowValue property to display the serie’s value-points, value-lines, and values. If no ShowValue property is applied, the ValueFromPoint method returns an empty string. Calling ValueFromPoint(-1, -1) returns the same information from the current pointer position. This property is commonly used together with event handlers such as MouseMove to display cursor-related information dynamically.