Default Properties

If an object is referenced in a statement without a property being specified, the object's default property is assumed. For example, the default property for the Border object is the Type property, which means that the following two statements are equivalent:

Chart2D1.Header.Border.Type = oc2dBorderShadow

Chart2D1.Header.Border = oc2dBorderShadow

Both of the above statements change the value of the Type property to oc2dBorderShadow.