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Subject: Creating a custom Y scale for a chart does not work why???

Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 23:55:15 +0100

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Hello!

I have the chart below, which I have tried to create a custom Y axis scale

for.  This chart only shows 3 out of the 21 labels I want to show, 1 10 and

20, shown in the "only 3 showing" picture attached to this post..  I have

tried to set TestChart.Axis(0).Step=1 after assigning all of the labels for

the axis, this results in the "All Crushed" picture attached to this post.

What am I doing wrong?  Why are the labels not going all of the way up the Y

axis?

<html>

<head>

<title>Untitled Document</title>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

</head>

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">

<OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA")

TYPE="application/x-oleobject"

WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=800 ID="TestChart"

CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3>

<PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic">

</OBJECT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT">

  TestChart.OpenDataEx(1,2,-1);

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,0)=12.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,1)=24.5;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,2)=330;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,3)=11.9;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,4)=23.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,5)=343;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,6)=11.7;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,7)=11.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,8)=23.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,9)=23.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,10)=353;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,11)=11.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,12)=11.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,13)=15.5;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,14)=15;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,15)=355;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,16)=11.7;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,17)=11.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,18)=15.5;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,19)=15.3;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,20)=352;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,21)=12;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,22)=127.1;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,23)=347;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,24)=45;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,25)=11.3;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,26)=23.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,27)=373;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,28)=11.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,29)=23.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(0,30)=360;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,0)=12.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,1)=26.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,2)=146.7;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,3)=13.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,4)=27.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,5)=147;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,6)=12.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,7)=12.2;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,8)=16.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,9)=135.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,10)=12.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,11)=17.3;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,12)=134.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,13)=12.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,14)=25.5;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,15)=141.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,16)=12.4;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,17)=24.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,18)=132.6;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,19)=12.1;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,20)=23.8;

  TestChart.ValueEx(1,21)=373.5;

  TestChart.CloseData(1)

  TestChart.Axis(0).Title="Y Axis";

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(0)=12.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(1)=26.6;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(2)=36.7;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(3)=43.2;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(4)=57.2;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(5)=77;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(6)=78.2;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(7)=112.2;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(8)=116.6;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(9)=135.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(10)=152.6;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(11)=171.3;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(12)=234.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(13)=250.4;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(14)=251.5;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(15)=261.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(16)=262.4;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(17)=272.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(18)=300.6;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(19)=330.1;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(20)=340.8;

  TestChart.Axis(0).Label(21)=373.5;

  TestChart.Title(2)="Sample Chart"

</SCRIPT>

</html>

Cheers

Eric
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Hello,

The best way to do something like this is to manually set the Min, Max and

Step properties yourself.  Then you should pass the labels with an index

that is the same as your step.  For example:  If you set a step of 10 along

the y-axis then you would pass your y-axis labels like so:

TestChart.Axis(0).Label(0)= "Label 1"

TestChart.Axis(0).Label(9)= "Label 2"

TestChart.Axis(0).Label(19)= "Label 3"

Justin Trask

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"Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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> Hello!

>

> I have the chart below, which I have tried to create a custom Y axis scale

> for.  This chart only shows 3 out of the 21 labels I want to show, 1 10

and

> 20, shown in the "only 3 showing" picture attached to this post..  I have

> tried to set TestChart.Axis(0).Step=1 after assigning all of the labels

for

> the axis, this results in the "All Crushed" picture attached to this post.

> What am I doing wrong?  Why are the labels not going all of the way up the

Y

> axis?

>

> <html>

> <head>

> <title>Untitled Document</title>

> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

> </head>

>

> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">

>

> <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA")

> TYPE="application/x-oleobject"

> WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=800 ID="TestChart"

> CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3>

> <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic">

> </OBJECT>

> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT">

>   TestChart.OpenDataEx(1,2,-1);

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,0)=12.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,1)=24.5;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,2)=330;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,3)=11.9;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,4)=23.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,5)=343;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,6)=11.7;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,7)=11.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,8)=23.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,9)=23.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,10)=353;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,11)=11.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,12)=11.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,13)=15.5;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,14)=15;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,15)=355;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,16)=11.7;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,17)=11.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,18)=15.5;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,19)=15.3;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,20)=352;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,21)=12;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,22)=127.1;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,23)=347;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,24)=45;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,25)=11.3;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,26)=23.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,27)=373;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,28)=11.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,29)=23.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(0,30)=360;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,0)=12.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,1)=26.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,2)=146.7;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,3)=13.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,4)=27.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,5)=147;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,6)=12.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,7)=12.2;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,8)=16.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,9)=135.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,10)=12.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,11)=17.3;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,12)=134.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,13)=12.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,14)=25.5;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,15)=141.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,16)=12.4;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,17)=24.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,18)=132.6;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,19)=12.1;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,20)=23.8;

>   TestChart.ValueEx(1,21)=373.5;

>   TestChart.CloseData(1)

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Title="Y Axis";

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(0)=12.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(1)=26.6;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(2)=36.7;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(3)=43.2;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(4)=57.2;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(5)=77;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(6)=78.2;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(7)=112.2;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(8)=116.6;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(9)=135.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(10)=152.6;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(11)=171.3;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(12)=234.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(13)=250.4;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(14)=251.5;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(15)=261.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(16)=262.4;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(17)=272.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(18)=300.6;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(19)=330.1;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(20)=340.8;

>   TestChart.Axis(0).Label(21)=373.5;

>   TestChart.Title(2)="Sample Chart"

> </SCRIPT>

>

> </html>

>

> Cheers

>

> Eric

>

>

>
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