Re: Scaling of axes

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Hmm, no it wasn't. I made a mistake when using the format property, which

effectively suppressed my decimal places. This was the problem, just me

being stupid....

Stephan

"Stephan Klaffer" <stephan.klaffer@decisionworks.co.uk> wrote in message

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> Hi Steve,

>

> I think this was a bug in the control, but it seems to be fixed in the

> latest version. After updating to v4.0.19.0 it worked fine.

> The way you mentioned I am using when trying to create a dual-axis chart,

by

> faking the scale of the second axis. :-))

>

> Stephan

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> "SteveT" <stephent@compassadv.com> wrote in message

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> Stephan,

>

> I don't know how the object calculates the Max and Min, there have been

> other questions similar to yours.

>

> I've decided the easiest path is to set the scale myself:

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>       .Axis(AXIS_Y).Min = GetMin(rs)    'find/set Min of data with custom

> function

>       .Axis(AXIS_Y).Max = GetMax(rs)  'find/set Max of data

>

> Steve

>

>

> Stephan Klaffer <stephan.klaffer@decisionworks.co.uk> wrote in message

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> > Hi there,

> >

> > I recently got a problem with axis scaling. The data I put into the

chart

> > are somehwere in range 1.001 to 1.3. For some reason, the chart does not

> > scale properly, always having a range of 0 to 1. This ends up that the

> bars

> > appear to be smaller than 1, which is basically wrong. Is this a know

> > problem?

> >

> > Stephan Klaffer

> > DecisionWorks, Ltd

> > London, UK

> >

> > PS: I will try to find out more about it, or even providing a sample app

> > that demonstrates the prob.

> >

> >

> >

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