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marker point not showing up for x values < 1 in log chart


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Hi,

I'm having a problem getting log values < 1 on the X Axis to show up in

my log chart. They do work ok on the Y axis though. The strange this

is if I change it to a LINES gallery, then the line shows up (but with

no marker!)

Below is some code that works in the passing data sample project.

Thanks,

Steve.

Code:

.Gallery = SCATTER

.MarkerSize = 5

' Set X/Y data

.OpenDataEx COD_VALUES Or COD_REMOVE, 2, 4

.OpenDataEx COD_XVALUES, 2, 4

.Axis(AXIS_X).LogBase = 10

.Axis(AXIS_X).AutoScale = True

.Axis(AXIS_Y).LogBase = 10

.Axis(AXIS_Y).AutoScale = True

.ValueEx(0, 0) = 10

.XValueEx(0, 0) = 0.9

.ValueEx(0, 1) = 100

.XValueEx(0, 1) = 1

.ValueEx(0, 2) = 1000

.XValueEx(0, 2) = 10

.ValueEx(0, 3) = 10000

.XValueEx(0, 3) = 100

.ValueEx(1, 0) = 0.7

.XValueEx(1, 0) = 0.7

'.XValueEx(1, 0) = 1

.ValueEx(1, 1) = 200

.XValueEx(1, 1) = 100

.ValueEx(1, 2) = 400

.XValueEx(1, 2) = 200

.ValueEx(1, 3) = 2000

.XValueEx(1, 3) = 1000

.CloseData COD_VALUES

.CloseData COD_XVALUES

.RecalcScale

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SoftwareFX Support wrote:

> The only difference is that by default the X-Axis shows NO decimals while

> the Y-Axis shows 2.

>

> Simply set:

>

> .Axis(AXIS_X).Decimlas = 2

>

Ok, that does work....but why?

The decimals property says in the documentation that it applies to the

labels ONLY not the data associated with it.

Its fair enough that the label on the axis may not be shown, but hiding

the data as well just seems like a bug.

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Is not hiding any data, however it will not chose a Min for the X Axis that 

can not be represented with zero decimals. Your data is still there but it

is outside of the viewable area, in other words, when Chart FX chooses the

range to display it can't come up with anything congruent with your data as

on one hand you are passing data that is between 0 than 1 and in the other

you are saying not to display any decimals, since 0 is not an option in Log

scale, you end up with an empty scale (1 to 1).

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FP

Software FX

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SoftwareFX Support wrote:

> Is not hiding any data, however it will not chose a Min for the X Axis that

> can not be represented with zero decimals. Your data is still there but it

> is outside of the viewable area, in other words, when Chart FX chooses the

> range to display it can't come up with anything congruent with your data as

> on one hand you are passing data that is between 0 than 1 and in the other

> you are saying not to display any decimals, since 0 is not an option in Log

> scale, you end up with an empty scale (1 to 1).

>

hmmm, I can't agree with this.

I don't understand what the axis _label_ has to do with displaying the

data? The axis is set to autorange, so I would expect the chart to show

all the data. In effect, the autorange setting is trumped by how the

axis data label is formatted, which seems really bizarre. It means you

need to know how many decimal places your data is going to have before

you build your chart. If this axis label can't be formatted with the

current setting, then I would expect it to be blank, not assume you

don't want to see the other data.

Cheers,

Steve

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Steve wrote:

> SoftwareFX Support wrote:

>

>> Is not hiding any data, however it will not chose a Min for the X Axis

>> that can not be represented with zero decimals. Your data is still

>> there but it is outside of the viewable area, in other words, when

>> Chart FX chooses the range to display it can't come up with anything

>> congruent with your data as on one hand you are passing data that is

>> between 0 than 1 and in the other you are saying not to display any

>> decimals, since 0 is not an option in Log scale, you end up with an

>> empty scale (1 to 1).

>>

>

> hmmm, I can't agree with this.

>

> I don't understand what the axis _label_ has to do with displaying the

> data? The axis is set to autorange, so I would expect the chart to show

> all the data. In effect, the autorange setting is trumped by how the

> axis data label is formatted, which seems really bizarre. It means you

> need to know how many decimal places your data is going to have before

> you build your chart. If this axis label can't be formatted with the

> current setting, then I would expect it to be blank, not assume you

> don't want to see the other data.

>

> Cheers,

> Steve

Hi,

Was there an update on issue at all?

Thanks.

Steve.

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