Specifies which portion of the object is visible.
Syntax
object.EndAngle [= Double]
Properties
The EndAngle property syntax has these parts:
Part |
Description |
object |
An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list. |
Double |
The number of units to display the radial segment specifying the end of the angle. |
Remarks
The Pie is merely a visible piece of an oval. The StartAngleand EndAngle properties specify which portions of that oval will be visible. These properties define radial segments from the center of the oval between which Pie is formed.
An EndAngle of 0 units will define a horizontal radial from the
center of the oval to the right.
An EndAngle of 90 units will define a vertical radial from the center
of the oval to the top of the screen.
An EndAngle of 180 units will define a horizontal radial from the
center of the oval to the left side of the screen.
An EndAngle of 270 units will define a vertical radial from the
center of the oval to the bottom of the screen.
The units to be used when creating the angle is specified as either degrees or radians depending on the value of the AngleUnits property.
Changing the EndAngle property will change the EndPoint property.