PointPlot
struct · iOS 18.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct PointPlot<Content>Chart content that represents a collection of data using points. Use `PointPlot` when you want to visualize data in the same way as with ``PointMark``, but you want to visualize an entire data collection with a single plot. You can initialize and style the plot with simple values or key paths. Add modifiers with `KeyPath` before adding modifiers with simple values. ``` Chart { PointPlot( flightDelays, x: .value("Flight Distance", \.distance), y: .value("Flight Delay", \.delay) ) .foregroundStyle(by: .value("Airline", \.airline)) .opacity(\.opacity) .symbolSize(by: .value("Capacity", \.passengerCount)) .symbol(.circle) } ```
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