| 3.3.2.57.6 Options for Bar and Column PlotsOptions_for_Bar_and_Column_Plots 
 -paapSyntax: set name -paap value		
 Set bar or column pattern's Transparency for Fill Only:  1 = Apply the transparency settings to the pattern Fill only, 0 = Apply transparency to both pattern Fill and Border.
 -pbcSyntax: set name -pbc color#		
 Set plot bar or column border color. For data plots with bars or columns, set the border color of the bar or column: Follows the color palette:  1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pbciSyntax: set name -pbci color#
 Set bar or column border color as Increment. The starting color index is defined by the variable color#. The value of the color index follows the default increment list: 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pbcmSyntax: set name -pbcm dataset
 Set bar or column border color as Colormap The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for the color map.
 -pbcnSyntax: set name -pbcn dataset
 Set bar or column border color as Indexing. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for color indexing.
 -pbcrSyntax: set name -pbcr dataset
 Set bar or column border color as RGB. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for RGB values.
 -pbsSyntax: set name -pbs style#
 Set plot bar or column border line style.	For data plots with bars or columns, set the border line style of the bar or column:  0 = solid, 1 = dash, etc. as in the line style list.
 -pbwSyntax: set name -pbw width
 Set plot bar or column border line width.	For data plots with bars or columns, set the border line width of the bar or column.
 -pfbSyntax: set name -pfb color#
 Set bar or column fill color following the default color palette:  1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc. For example:
 //Fill  column(A) and column(B) with data
plotxy (1,2) plot:=203; // Plot a column plot
set %C -pfb 3; //Set the column fill color To set color in a graph containing multiple patterns,  you can specify the pattern option by its index. For example:
 //plot two lines that intersect with each other before executing code
set %c -pf 1; //Turn the fill area option on 
set %C -pfv 9; //Set the the Fill Area Under Curve to "Fill to next data plot –Above Below Colors"
set %C -pfb 3; //Set the color of "Pattern Above"
set %C -p2fb 4; //Set the color of "Pattern Below" -pfbiSyntax: set name -pfbi color#
 Set bar or column fill color as Increment. The starting color index is defined by the variable color#. The value of the color index follows the default increment list: 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pfbmSyntax: set name -pfbm dataset
 Set bar or column fill color as Colormap. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for the color map.
 -pfbnSyntax: set name -pfbn dataset
 Set bar or column fill color as Indexing. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for color indexing.
 -pfbrSyntax: set name -pfbr dataset
 Set bar or column fill color as RGB. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for RGB values.
 -pfcSyntax: set name -pfc color#
 Set plot bar or column foreground pattern color.	For data plots with bars or columns, set the foreground pattern color of the bar or column following the color palette:  1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pfciSyntax: set name -pfci color#
 Set bar or column pattern color as Increment. The starting color index is defined by the variable color#. The value of the color index follows the default increment list: 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pfcmSyntax: set name -pfcm dataset
 Set bar or column pattern color as Colormap. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for the color map.
 -pfcnSyntax: set name -pfcn dataset
 Set bar or column pattern color as Indexing. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for color indexing.
 -pfcrSyntax: set name -pfcr dataset
 Set bar or column pattern color as RGB. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for RGB values.
 -pffSyntax: set name -pff color#
 Set bar or column gradient fill color . For data plots with bars or columns, set the gradient fill color of the bar or column following the color palette: 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pffiSyntax: set name -pffi color#
 Set bar or column gradient fill color as Increment. The starting color index is defined by the variable color#. The value of the color index follows the default increment list: 1 = black, 2 = red, 3 = green, 4 = blue, etc.
 -pffmSyntax: set name -pffm dataset
 Set bar or column gradient fill color as Colormap. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for color map.
 -pffnSyntax: set name -pffn dataset
 Set bar or column gradient fill color as Indexing. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for color indexing.
 -pffrSyntax: set name -pffr dataset
 Set bar or column gradient fill color as RGB. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for RGB values.
 -pfmSyntax: set name -pfm value
 Control the mode of gradient fill, 1 = None, 2 = One Color, and 3 = Two Colors.
 -pfpSyntax: set name -pfp fillPattern#; 
 Set plot bar or column fill pattern. For data plots with bars or columns, set the fill pattern of the bar or column following the pattern drop-down list:  0 = none, 1 = dense, 2 = medium, etc.
 // Fill column(A) and column(B) with data
plotxy (1,2) plot:=203; // Plot a column plot
set %C -pfb -4; //Set the color of column to none in order to show the pattern more clear
set %C -pfp 5; //Set the column fill pattern If you want to set the fill pattern for a multiple patterns plot,  you can specify the pattern in option by its index. For example:
 //plot two lines that intersect with each other before executing code
set %c -pf 1; 
set %C -pfv 9;
set %C -pfb -4; //Set the color of “Pattern Above” to none in order to show the pattern more clear
set %C -pfp 5; //Set the pattern of “Pattern Above”
set %C -p2fp 6; //Set the pattern of “Pattern Below” -pfpdSyntax: set name -pfpd fillPattern#; 
 Set bar or column fill pattern as Indexing. The dataset variable specifies the source dataset for fill pattern indexing.
 -pfpiSyntax: set name -pfpi fillPattern#; 
 Set bar or column fill pattern as Increment. The starting pattern index is defined by the fillPattern#. The value of the pattern index follows the default pattern drop-down list:  0 = none, 1 = dense, 2 = medium, etc.
 -pfpnSyntax: set name -pfpn patternfilename
 Set bar or column fill pattern by specified pattern file. Please note that you should specify the pattern by its file name without suffix. For example:
 set %c -pfpn "668 Salt"; -pfwSyntax: set name -pfw width; 	
 Set plot bar or column fill pattern line width.	For data plots with bars or columns, set the fill pattern line width, with 500 = 1 point.
 -vgSyntax: set name  -vg percentGap
 Set the bar and column plot gap.
 -voxSyntax: set name  -vox percentWidth
 Set the X direction bar width for 3D bars (XYY, XYZ), in percentage.
 -voySyntax: Syntax: set name  -voy percentWidth
 Set the Y direction (3D XYY) or Z direction (3D XYZ) bar width, in percentage.
 -vwSyntax: set name  -vw borderWidth
 Set the bar and column plot border width (in points).
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