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Since the data is related to sales, format the vertical axis labels by adding ‘$’ as a prefix and ‘K’ as a suffix to each label. This can be achieved by setting the "${value}K" to the [`labelFormat`](../api/ejchart#members:primaryxaxis-labelformat) option of the axis. Here, {value} acts as a placeholder for each axis label, "$" and "K" are the actual prefix and suffix added to each axis label.
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Refer to the [`Axis`](axis) section to know more about axis types, adding multiple axes and other customization options.
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There are situations where the default label content is not sufficient to the user. In this case, you can use the [`template`](../api/ejchart#members:series-marker-datalabel-template) option to format the label content with some additional information.
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Refer to the [`Data Markers`](Data-Markers.html) section to know more about the options available to customize it.
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