User (Legacy) Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 You may find it easier to walk through the recordset stuffing the data points into the chart. For a single chart, you can do it in one pass with a firehose cursor. George Gadbois "Tony Arnett" <tarnett@sir-inc.com> wrote in message news:3A37D2D7.29390BAD@sir-inc.com... > I have resolved the difficulty with feeding data to the array (as a note > to others, the CfxArray will not accept arrays that have been filled > with the GetRows ADO command - I suspect because GetRows returns a > multi-dimensional array even if you have only 1 field in the ResultSet). > > However, I cannot seem to get the SerLeg property to work with a chart > that uses the CfxArray. > > Here is the code: > Chart1.serleg(0) = "Signal Returns" > Chart1.serleg(1) = "At-Any-Time Returns" > > (There are two series for this chart, plus the X-Axis series) > > Similarly, in trying to step the tick marks on the Axis (NOT the markers > in the data series), it's not working, either. Here is that code: > Chart1.Axis(2).ScaleUnit = 1 > Chart1.Axis(2).Step = 5 > > Any ideas? Do these properties work when you use an array to fill the > chart? Is there any secret to the sequencing of these commands (i.e. > like you can only use the serleg property AFTER you've used the > SerLegBoxObj, etc.) > > Thanks. > Tony Arnett > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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