User (Legacy) Posted March 17, 2003 Report Share Posted March 17, 2003 Hi, the following is the result of executing a query SEX BPSYSTOLIC PERSONCOUNT F 120 1 M 120 1 F 122 1 M 140 1 Now to draw a scatter chart using the data above, I'm using the crosstab provider with CfxCrosstab.DataType(0) = CTDT_COLUMNHEADING CfxCrosstab.DataType(1) = CTDT_ROWHEADING CfxCrosstab.DataType(2) = CTDT_VALUE The graph I obtained is as follows My question is: Is there a way to obtain the label on the X-Axis to be uniformly spaced. (ie) Instead of the 120, 122, 140 can it be 120, 140 (a spacing of 20 instead of an un-uniform spacing of 2 and then 18). Any help is greatly appreciated Thanks, Sri Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted March 18, 2003 Report Share Posted March 18, 2003 What you need is that the values in X-Axis be used as X Values, which I'm afraid, is not possible using the Crosstab with Chart FX Internet. This feature is available in Chart FX for .NET, though. --- IG Software FX "Sripresanna Narayanasamy" <presannan@ARTHRITIS.ARIZONA.EDU> wrote in message news:hn3jC1K7CHA.3128@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > Hi, > the following is the result of executing a query > SEX BPSYSTOLIC PERSONCOUNT > F 120 1 > M 120 1 > F 122 1 > M 140 1 > > > Now to draw a scatter chart using the data above, I'm using the crosstab > provider with > > CfxCrosstab.DataType(0) = CTDT_COLUMNHEADING > CfxCrosstab.DataType(1) = CTDT_ROWHEADING > CfxCrosstab.DataType(2) = CTDT_VALUE > > The graph I obtained is as follows > > > My question is: Is there a way to obtain the label on the X-Axis to be > uniformly spaced. > (ie) Instead of the 120, 122, 140 can it be 120, 140 (a spacing of 20 > instead of an > un-uniform spacing of 2 and then 18). > > Any help is greatly appreciated > Thanks, > Sri > > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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