## Annotations
Special values (like range points) on a chart can be annotated for quick comparisions. As they are among the components of a graph that can be updated, they are defined within the `data` property itself. There are two kinds of annotations that can be used to mark the vertical axis values: **markers** and **regions**.
#### Markers
To highlight certain values on the Y axis, `yMarkers` can be set. They will shown as dashed lines on the graph.
```js
data = {
// labels: [],
// datasets: [],
yMarkers: [
{
label: "Threshold",
value: 650,
options: { labelPos: 'left' } // default: 'right'
}
]
}
```
#### Regions
2D counterparts to markers, they have a `start` and `end` instead of value:
```js
yRegions: [
{
label: "Optimum Value",
start: 100,
end: 600,
options: { labelPos: 'right' }
}
],
```
Shown as a greyed-out area between the extremes.
## Tooltips
Frappe Charts are known for their [awesome tooltips](https://twitter.com/Elijah_Meeks/status/934338534143488000). What's more, they are also customizable for the format of the label and value displayed on them.
```js
tooltipOptions: {
formatTooltipX: d => (d + '').toUpperCase(),
formatTooltipY: d => d + ' pts',
}
```
For a non-web or static interface, where tooltips are absent, `valuesOverPoints` is a useful tweak to show value information at a glance.
```js
{
valuesOverPoints: 1 // default: 0
}
```
Next up we'll look at perhaps one the more exciting parts in axis charts: **Mixed Charts**.