<cfgraph>

Displays a graphical representation of data.

This tag must have a body.

This tag is also supported within <cfscript>


		<cfgraph
    type=string
    query=string
    valuecolumn=string
    itemcolumn=string
    url=string
    urlcolumn=string
    showvaluelabel=boolean
    valuelabelfont=string
    valuelabelsize=number
    valuelocation=string
    scaleto=number
    scalefrom=number
    showitemlabel=boolean
    itemlabelfont=string
    itemlabelsize=number
    itemlabelorientation=string
    title=string
    titlefont=string
    barspacing=number
    showlegend=string
    legendfont=string
    fileformat=string
    graphheight=number
    graphwidth=number
    backgroundcolor=string
    bordercolor=string
    borderwidth=string
    depth=number
    gridlines=number
    linecolor=string
    linewidth=number
    fill=number
    colorlist=string
><!--- body ---></cfgraph>

Attribute	Description
type _{string, required}	Type of chart to display.
query _{string, optional}	Name of the query containing the data to graph. Required if you do not use cfgraphdata tags in the cfgraph tag body to specify the data values.
valuecolumn _{string, optional}	Query column that contains the data values. Required if you do not use cfgraphdata tags in the cfgraph tag body to specify the data values.
itemcolumn _{string, optional}	Query column that contains the item label for the corresponding data point. The item labels appear in the chart legend.
url _{string, optional}	A URL to load when the user clicks any data point on the chart.
urlcolumn _{string, optional}	Query column containing URL information to load when the user clicks the corresponding data point.
showvaluelabel _{boolean, optional}	Specifies whether values are displayed for the data points.
valuelabelfont _{string, optional}	The font used to display data values.
valuelabelsize _{number, optional}	The size the value text, in points.
valuelocation _{string, optional}	Where value labels are placed.
scaleto _{number, optional}	The maximum value of the graph value axis.
scalefrom _{number, optional}	The minimum value of the graph value axis (the vertical axis for Bar charts, the horizontal axis for HorizontalBar charts).
showitemlabel _{boolean, optional}	Specifies whether to put item labels on the horizontal axis of bar charts and the vertical axis of HorizontalBar charts.
itemlabelfont _{string, optional}	The font used for the item labels.
itemlabelsize _{number, optional}	The size of the item labels, in points.
itemlabelorientation _{string, optional}	Orientation of item labels.
title _{string, optional}	Title to display centered above the chart, or below the chart if the legend is above the chart.
titlefont _{string, optional}	The font used to display the title.
barspacing _{number, optional}	Spacing between bars in the chart, in pixels.
showlegend _{string, optional}	The placement of the legend that identifies colors with the data labels.
legendfont _{string, optional}	The font used to display the legend.
fileformat _{string, optional}	File type to be used for the output displayed in the browser.
graphheight _{number, optional}	Height of the graph, in pixels. Default is 240.
graphwidth _{number, optional}	Width of the graph, in pixels. Default is 320.
backgroundcolor _{string, optional}	Color of the chart background.
bordercolor _{string, optional}	Border color.
borderwidth _{string, optional}	Border thickness, in pixels.
depth _{number, optional}	Depth of 3D chart appearance, in pixels.
gridlines _{number, optional}	An integer that specifies the number of grid lines to display on the chart between the top and bottom lines.
linecolor _{string, optional}	The color used to draw the data line. _{Alias: linecolour}
linewidth _{number, optional}	Specifies whether to fill the area below the line with the line color to create an area graph.
fill _{number, optional}	Width of the graph line, in pixels.
colorlist _{string, optional}	Comma delimited list of colors to use for each data point. _{Alias: colourlist}

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