headline section.
color), and it takes the place of the pill legend. The y variable must be
numeric, and 'total' on position: 'fill' bars draws nothing, since every stack sums to 100%.
On a pie or donut the headline is one grand total. Only show: 'total' draws anything there, and
only on a position: 'fill' layer, which is how a pie is built.
Options
'total' | 'average' | 'current' | 'conversion' | 'none'
default:"none"
Which aggregate to display:
'total'— the sum of the group’s values.'average'— the arithmetic mean.'current'— the last value (useful for time series).'conversion'— accepted by the type but produces no headline.'none'— no headline.
'previous' | 'first' | 'none'
default:"none"
Reference point for the trend indicator. The trend appears only with
show: 'current' on a datetime x axis, and shows the change from the
reference to the latest value:'previous'— the preceding observation.'first'— the first observation in the group.'none'— the default; acurrentheadline still trends, against the first observation.
'auto' | 'small' | 'medium' | 'large'
default:"auto"
Visual size.
'auto' picks the largest of the three whose strip fits the
container width.'above' | 'center'
default:"above"
Where the headline sits.
'above' places it in the header region. 'center'
places it in the hole of a donut. A pie without
an inner radius has no hole, and a cartesian graph has no center, so there
'center' behaves as 'above'.In a donut’s center
Pairposition: 'center' with a donut to put the total in the hole:
Related
- Pie & donut — the donut’s hole, home of a centerd headline
- Number format — how the headline value is formatted
- Styling —
style.headlineandstyle.headlineItempaint the strip and its cards

