what is the chart setting for this chart effect

[User (Legacy)]

In Q7001070. Gaps in my data causes gap in the lines. How can I prevent this

How can we get the chart effect like this (the starting point of a series is

on the Y axis) :

Imagine you have a dataset like the following:

Date Product A Product B

1/01/2004 10 100

1/02/2004 20 90

1/03/2004 30

1/04/2004 40 70

1/05/2004 60

1/06/2004 60 50

1/07/2004 70

1/08/2004 80 30

1/09/2004 20

1/10/2004 100 10

[Software FX]

Sorry but I don't understand the question.

-- 

FP

Software FX

[User (Legacy)]

This is one article in the knowledge database:

"In Q7001070. Gaps in my data causes gap in the lines."

I want to know how did they get the chart in that style (how to set the

start point of the line on the axis Y, because there is always a gap between

the first point and the axis Y when I set the the data to the chart)

The dataset they used is:

Date Product A Product B

1/01/2004 10 100

1/02/2004 20 90

1/03/2004 30

1/04/2004 40 70

1/05/2004 60

1/06/2004 60 50

1/07/2004 70

1/08/2004 80 30

1/09/2004 20

1/10/2004 100 10

and the result chart is

"Leo" <yan.luo@dfafunds.com> wrote in message

news:v2qCv0N9EHA.1580@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> In Q7001070. Gaps in my data causes gap in the lines. How can I prevent

this

> How can we get the chart effect like this (the starting point of a series

is

> on the Y axis) :

>

> Imagine you have a dataset like the following:

>

> Date Product A Product B

> 1/01/2004 10 100

> 1/02/2004 20 90

> 1/03/2004 30

> 1/04/2004 40 70

> 1/05/2004 60

> 1/06/2004 60 50

> 1/07/2004 70

> 1/08/2004 80 30

> 1/09/2004 20

> 1/10/2004 100 10

>

>

>

>

[Software FX]

By setting these dates as X-Values (not as labels).

X-Values can be set using the XValue property of by using DataType before 

binding the chart to a data source. Please refer to the programmer's guide 

on "Gallery Types -> X/Y Plots and Scatter" for information about X/Y 

Charts.

-- 

FP

Software FX