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New series names. If it's a string, the name of the series at seriesIndex is set to seriesNames. If it's a list, the value at index i in the list is used as a label for series number i. If it's a dictionary or an object, it's treated as a map from existing series names to new series names. In the last two cases, seriesIndex is ignored.
seriesIndex
Number, optional
The index of the series to rename. Ignored if seriesNames is a list or dictionary. Series are 0-indexed.
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