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How do I get 3 distinct panes each showing one series? It appears the panes

are tied to the Y axis and I only have the main and secondary axis to assign

to a pane giving me a total of 2 panes. This is probably a simple question

but the complete help system and all the sampler explorers do not work

anymore with the 6.2 installation.

See the attached screen shot showing (incorrectly) all series in one

pane....what I want is one series per pane

thanks

chad

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No. You can create as many axis as you want. For example:

// Assign each series to a different Y axis

chart1.Series[0].YAxis = (YAxis) 0;

chart1.Series[1].YAxis = (YAxis) 1;

chart1.Series[3].YAxis = (YAxis) 3; // Skip 2. 2 is the X-Axis

// Asign each Y axis to a diferent pane

chart1.Axis[0].Pane = 0;

chart1.Axis[1].Pane = 1;

chart1.Axis[2].Pane = 2;

PS: I don't understand what is the problem that you are having with the help

file. Can you please elaborate. Are you saying the help files for 6.0 don't

work anymore after installing 6.2 ?

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There was a bug in one of the versions of the 6.2 setup that caused the help

to fail. Downloading a running a new setup will fix your help issue.

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"Chad Labrosse" <chad_labrosse@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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> How do I get 3 distinct panes each showing one series? It appears the

panes

> are tied to the Y axis and I only have the main and secondary axis to

assign

> to a pane giving me a total of 2 panes. This is probably a simple question

> but the complete help system and all the sampler explorers do not work

> anymore with the 6.2 installation.

>

> See the attached screen shot showing (incorrectly) all series in one

> pane....what I want is one series per pane

>

> thanks

> chad

>

>

>

>

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