User (Legacy) Posted January 7, 2001 Report Share Posted January 7, 2001 Dustin, I made the attached gifs with the following code. X axis didn't move in mine. Steve Private Sub Form_Load() Dim objCfx As ChartFX Dim i As Integer Dim j As Integer Set objCfx = Me.ActiveXCtl0.Object With objCfx .Gallery = LINES .Chart3D = False .OpenDataEx COD_VALUES, 2, 26 For i = 0 To 1 For j = 0 To 25 'Assign the values to the series selected '.ValueEx(i, j) = Rnd * 100 .ValueEx(i, j) = CHART_HIDDEN Next j Next i 'Close the communication channel .CloseData COD_VALUES .Export CHART_BITMAP, "c:\temp\Hidden.bmp" End With Set objCfx = Nothing End Sub "Dustin Norman" <dustin@zoftech.com> wrote in message news:#UndLsbeAHA.2416@sfxserver.softwarefx.com... > Hi, > > I am having another issue with the drawing of charts. If I create a chart > and make ALL of the points in my series hidden, the x-axis appears at the > top of the chart instead of at the bottom. In order, to get around this I > had to fill my chart with at least one point containing some data value > (even if it is 0.0). Why does this happen? The reason that I am using > CHART_HIDDEN for all my data points is that under certain cirumstances there > is no data to fill in but I still want to show an empty chart. > > Another related issue is that sometimes I get Invalid Float Operation > crashes in IChartFX::CloseValues() when I do fill all values in the series > with 0.0. Unfortunately, this happens very sporadically and I do not have > the exception address on hand but I will be sure to post a full report when > it happens again. > > I also would like know what the preferred way of getting help on ChartFX is. > So far, only SteveT has attempted to help me (and I am grateful to him for > that help). Is it possible to get statements on any of the issues that I > have reported from SoftwareFX themselves or is this newsgroups only used for > peer support now that SoftwareFX has gone to the paid support model? > > Thanks, > -- > Dustin Norman > Lead Software Engineer > Zoftech Inc. - Get Work Done > www.zoftech.com > v:603 598 7563 x203 > dustin@zoftech.com > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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