User (Legacy) Posted September 27, 2004 Report Share Posted September 27, 2004 I display a constant line in some charts, but not in others. But, I'm having a problem with the constant line remaining in the chart when it is redrawn with different data. I've tried the following to force the constant line to be flushed, but it doesn't seem to help: ' Flush the constant lines cfxChart.OpenDataEx COD_CONSTANTS, 0, 0 cfxChart.CloseData COD_CONSTANTS I've also tried setting the constant line .LineWidth = 0, but the line still shows in the chart. I've also tried searching through this newsgroup, and the Help file for information on how to do this, but I've come up empty. I'm sure there's some trick for accomplishing this, but I wish it was easier to find :-( (the Help files need a lot more examples, and pictures of charts illustrating the effects of changes in property values). GG Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 27, 2004 Author Report Share Posted September 27, 2004 "Gary German" <garyg@NOSPAMXshastasoftware.com> wrote in message news:kfn2bWMpEHA.2668@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > I display a constant line in some charts, but not in others. But, I'm > having a problem with the constant line remaining in the chart when it is > redrawn with different data. > > I've tried the following to force the constant line to be flushed, but it > doesn't seem to help: > > ' Flush the constant lines > cfxChart.OpenDataEx COD_CONSTANTS, 0, 0 > cfxChart.CloseData COD_CONSTANTS > > I've also tried setting the constant line .LineWidth = 0, but the line still > shows in the chart. > > I've also tried searching through this newsgroup, and the Help file for > information on how to do this, but I've come up empty. > > I'm sure there's some trick for accomplishing this, but I wish it was easier > to find :-( (the Help files need a lot more examples, and pictures of > charts illustrating the effects of changes in property values). > > GG Never mind... I just discovered the ClearData method, which seems to work well for this. Call cfxChart.ClearData(CD_ALLDATA) GG Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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