Returns or sets the position of the data label. Read/write XlDataLabelPosition.
XlDataLabelPosition can be one of these XlDataLabelPosition constants. |
xlLabelPositionAbove |
xlLabelPositionBestFit |
xlLabelPositionCustom |
xlLabelPositionInsideEnd |
xlLabelPositionMixed |
xlLabelPositionRight |
xlLabelPositionBelow |
xlLabelPositionCenter |
xlLabelPositionInsideBase |
xlLabelPositionLeft |
xlLabelPositionOutsideEnd |
expression.Position
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Position property as it applies to the Legend object.
Returns or sets the position of the legend on the chart. Read/write XlLegendPosition.
XlLegendPosition can be one of these XlLegendPosition constants. |
xlLegendPositionCorner |
xlLegendPositionRight |
xlLegendPositionTop |
xlLegendPositionBottom |
xlLegendPositionLeft |
expression.Position
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Position property as it applies to the CubeField and PivotItem objects.
Position of the item in its field, if the item is currently showing. For a CubeFields collection, this is the position of the hierarchy field on the PivotTable report when it’s dragged from the field well. Read/write Long.
expression.Position
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Position property as it applies to the PivotField object.
Position of the field (first, second, third, and so on) among all the fields in its orientation (Rows, Columns, Pages, Data). Read/write Variant.
expression.Position
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the above objects.
Example
This example moves the chart legend to the bottom of the chart.
Charts(1).Legend.Position = xlLegendPositionBottom
This example displays the position number of the PivotTable item that contains the active cell.
Worksheets("Sheet1").Activate
MsgBox "The active item is in position number " & _
ActiveCell.PivotItem.Position