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Hi,
I can't seem to find a way to grab the object that is the Normal Distribution Line/Area being shown in the Histogram when you set statistics.Gallery.Histogram.ShowNormal = true.
Is there any way I can change the Normal Line/Area's color? I've been trying statistics.Studies.Find(...,...) to no avail.
Any comment/help is much appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi,
Is there any way I could assign different colors for each regression line that were created because of adding multiple X-Y series in a scatter plot. I'm doing this code:
<snippet>
StudyLine Regline = (StudyLine)STATISTICS.Studies.Find(.StudyType.Analysis, (int)Analysis.RegressionLine);Regline.Line.Color =
Color.DarkGreen;</snippet>
Doing this unfortunately assigns the same color on all the regression line.
Basically, how do I access each of the created regression line per series?
Thanks for any input on this.
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Are options of splining/averaging/zeroing emty(or null) data points in a series supported in Chart FX 7?
For example if I have the following data points
Date Value
Jan 900
Feb 1000
Mar
Apr 500
May 700
Then if I choose a curve or line series to implement the data above then there will be a line in between Feb and Apr datapoint (depending on some optioin I set whether to splline, average or zero-out the null data point). What I'm seeing right now in the samples is the line or curve is just being cut in the middle (on the March-data point).
Thanks for any input on this.
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Hi,
I'm currently evaluating ChartFX for WinForms and trying to look for a way to programatically save the Chart in SVG format as well as JPEG and PNG. Is there anyway to do this in WinForms?
Thank you.
Modifying color properties of the Histogram's Normal Distribution Curve/Area
in Extensions
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Yeah that seems to be the case. But what if my series has different point attributes? I have my histogram intervals set to blue and then the interval that contains teh current date is in Red. At times the Normal distribution ine is shown in Blue, at times, in Red. Any idea why this is the case?