User (Legacy) Posted March 30, 2006 Report Share Posted March 30, 2006 Hello, for an special presentation of measuring data I need a tool which can do this. In the appendix (PDF-File) is a sample of the special problematic. It's better to see in graphics as to declare in words. Can I realize these with a Version of ChartFX ? or has someone other ideas to realize these graphic. Best regards, Mario Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted March 30, 2006 Author Report Share Posted March 30, 2006 Hello, for an special presentation of measuring data I need a tool which can do this. In the appendix (PDF-File) is a sample of the special problematic. It's better to see in graphics as to declare in words. Can I realize these with a Version of ChartFX ? or has someone other ideas to realize these graphic. Best regards, Mario Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted March 30, 2006 Report Share Posted March 30, 2006 Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) and possibly multiple X-Axes. Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. // General settings chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; // Data chart1.Data.Series = 1; chart1.Data.Points = 5; // Y-Axis chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted March 30, 2006 Report Share Posted March 30, 2006 Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) and possibly multiple X-Axes. Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. // General settings chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; // Data chart1.Data.Series = 1; chart1.Data.Points = 5; // Y-Axis chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted April 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 Thanks for your answer. I can't test these way. Some methods are not available in the Lite-Version. I think you are working with the full version of ChartFX ? These demonstration show the very great variants of charting with the softwaretool. Now i want to look for the full demoversion of ChartFX. My customer will have a great optical result of the charts, bevor he give me the apply to programm the software for his evaluation. Best regards, Mario "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. > > This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) > and > possibly multiple X-Axes. > > Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. > Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the > best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but > it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. > > // General settings > > chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; > > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; > > chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; > > // Data > > chart1.Data.Series = 1; > > chart1.Data.Points = 5; > > // Y-Axis > > chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; > > chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted April 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 Thanks for your answer. I can't test these way. Some methods are not available in the Lite-Version. I think you are working with the full version of ChartFX ? These demonstration show the very great variants of charting with the softwaretool. Now i want to look for the full demoversion of ChartFX. My customer will have a great optical result of the charts, bevor he give me the apply to programm the software for his evaluation. Best regards, Mario "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. > > This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) > and > possibly multiple X-Axes. > > Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. > Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the > best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but > it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. > > // General settings > > chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; > > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; > > chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; > > // Data > > chart1.Data.Series = 1; > > chart1.Data.Points = 5; > > // Y-Axis > > chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; > > chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Grgantt.bmp Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted April 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 Now I have download and installed the trailversion of ChartFX.Net 6.2. On the binding of new references, I don't know which I must select; so I had selected the follows: ChartFX Base, ChartFX Borders, ChartFX Designer, ChartFX for .Net (Windows.Forms), .. (Data Provider), .. The reference-area of my Project in VisualStudio2003 shows as follow: ChartFX, ChartFX.Base, ChartFX.Borders, ChartFX.Data, ChartFX.Designer In the mainform i have insert a graph and on the 'using'-area i wrote: using SoftwareFX.ChartFX; In the code-area i try to write the follow columns, but an error occurs: chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; ('Grids' is not available) chart1.Data.Series = 1; ('Data' is not available) What is the problem, I can't find the error in my codesection ? Best regards, Mario "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. > > This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) > and > possibly multiple X-Axes. > > Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. > Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the > best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but > it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. > > // General settings > > chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; > > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; > > chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; > > // Data > > chart1.Data.Series = 1; > > chart1.Data.Points = 5; > > // Y-Axis > > chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; > > chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted April 1, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 Now I have download and installed the trailversion of ChartFX.Net 6.2. On the binding of new references, I don't know which I must select; so I had selected the follows: ChartFX Base, ChartFX Borders, ChartFX Designer, ChartFX for .Net (Windows.Forms), .. (Data Provider), .. The reference-area of my Project in VisualStudio2003 shows as follow: ChartFX, ChartFX.Base, ChartFX.Borders, ChartFX.Data, ChartFX.Designer In the mainform i have insert a graph and on the 'using'-area i wrote: using SoftwareFX.ChartFX; In the code-area i try to write the follow columns, but an error occurs: chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; ('Grids' is not available) chart1.Data.Series = 1; ('Data' is not available) What is the problem, I can't find the error in my codesection ? Best regards, Mario "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. > > This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) > and > possibly multiple X-Axes. > > Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. > Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the > best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but > it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. > > // General settings > > chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; > > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; > > chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; > > chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; > > // Data > > chart1.Data.Series = 1; > > chart1.Data.Points = 5; > > // Y-Axis > > chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; > > chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; > > chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted April 1, 2006 Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 The code I posted was for Chart FX for VS 2005. However, everything I did can be achieved in ChartFX 6.2 but the API is different. Are you going to develop with VS 2003 or 2005 ? If you have VS 2005 I recommend you get our most latest version otherwise let me know and I will convert the sample code to 6.2. -- Francisco Padron www.chartfx.com "Mario Koch" <m.koch@md-netz.de> wrote in message news:mPVv$4XVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Now I have download and installed the trailversion of ChartFX.Net 6.2. On > the binding of new references, I don't know which I must select; so I had > selected the follows: > ChartFX Base, ChartFX Borders, ChartFX Designer, > ChartFX for .Net (Windows.Forms), .. (Data Provider), .. > The reference-area of my Project in VisualStudio2003 shows as follow: > ChartFX, ChartFX.Base, ChartFX.Borders, ChartFX.Data, ChartFX.Designer > In the mainform i have insert a graph and on the 'using'-area i wrote: > using SoftwareFX.ChartFX; > > In the code-area i try to write the follow columns, but an error occurs: > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; ('Grids' is not > available) > chart1.Data.Series = 1; ('Data' is not > available) > > What is the problem, I can't find the error in my codesection ? > > Best regards, Mario > > > "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. >> >> This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) >> and >> possibly multiple X-Axes. >> >> Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. >> Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the >> best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but >> it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. >> >> // General settings >> >> chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; >> >> chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; >> >> chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; >> >> chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; >> >> // Data >> >> chart1.Data.Series = 1; >> >> chart1.Data.Points = 5; >> >> // Y-Axis >> >> chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; >> >> chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted April 1, 2006 Report Share Posted April 1, 2006 The code I posted was for Chart FX for VS 2005. However, everything I did can be achieved in ChartFX 6.2 but the API is different. Are you going to develop with VS 2003 or 2005 ? If you have VS 2005 I recommend you get our most latest version otherwise let me know and I will convert the sample code to 6.2. -- Francisco Padron www.chartfx.com "Mario Koch" <m.koch@md-netz.de> wrote in message news:mPVv$4XVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Now I have download and installed the trailversion of ChartFX.Net 6.2. On > the binding of new references, I don't know which I must select; so I had > selected the follows: > ChartFX Base, ChartFX Borders, ChartFX Designer, > ChartFX for .Net (Windows.Forms), .. (Data Provider), .. > The reference-area of my Project in VisualStudio2003 shows as follow: > ChartFX, ChartFX.Base, ChartFX.Borders, ChartFX.Data, ChartFX.Designer > In the mainform i have insert a graph and on the 'using'-area i wrote: > using SoftwareFX.ChartFX; > > In the code-area i try to write the follow columns, but an error occurs: > chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; ('Grids' is not > available) > chart1.Data.Series = 1; ('Data' is not > available) > > What is the problem, I can't find the error in my codesection ? > > Best regards, Mario > > > "SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:ER1VTDFVGHA.3144@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Yes. You can obtain a very similar chart using Chart FX. >> >> This is a line chart with 5 points, 3 axis sections (green,yellow,red) >> and >> possibly multiple X-Axes. >> >> Attach is an image of a similar chart and the code used to generate it. >> Note that this code is just for demo purposes, it may or may not be the >> best way to do what you need. (I don't know the nature of your data) but >> it shows the capabilities of Chart FX. >> >> // General settings >> >> chart1.Gallery = Gallery.Lines; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Grids.Major.Visible = false; >> >> chart1.AxisX.Grids.Major.Visible = false; >> >> chart1.AxesStyle = AxesStyle.None; >> >> chart1.LegendBox.Visible = false; >> >> // Data >> >> chart1.Data.Series = 1; >> >> chart1.Data.Points = 5; >> >> // Y-Axis >> >> chart1.AxisY.Max = 70; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Step = 10; >> >> chart1.AxisY.LabelValue = 10; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[1] = "Rot"; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[2] = "Gelb"; >> >> chart1.AxisY.Labels[4] = "Gr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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