Software FX Posted December 5, 2000 Report Share Posted December 5, 2000 Hi, I would like to have an actual picture and the lines of code you are using to feed the chart, since I tried to reproduce your problem however everything worked fine. -- Regards, Percy Dyer Software FX, Inc. Tech Support ================================================ "Rob Bengtson" <robb@telcorinc.com> wrote in message news:n#miFVvWAHA.2944@sfxserver.softwarefx.com... > I am setting up an XY chart with two y-axis that I need to have line up. > The Y2 axis has labels for standard deviation set up as min =-4, max=4, > step=1. labeled -4 SD to 4 SD. The Y axis holds the corresponding actual > values for those standard deviations. I need the y axis to also have 9 > ticks to match the Y2 axis, so if your mean is 10, sd is 1, the min on Y is > 6, the max is 14,the step is 1 and the center of the chart corresonding to 0 > SD on Y2 is 6 on Y. > > I have no problem getting the axis to line up unless the min or max on the Y > axis cross zero, so eg. min is negative, max is positive, or the zero line > is visible on the graph. When the zero line shows on the graph, the chart > rescales around the zero, so if my min = -7, max =7, step = 2, the graph > shows a zero line and the y axis is scaled to be -8, -6, -4, -2, 0, 2, 4, 6, > 8 and this throws off my axes. > > Is there anyway to not have the zero line show? > > > Thank you > Rob Bengtson > robb@telcorinc.com > Senior Consultant > Telcor Inc. > > > > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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