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The problem here is the Syntax, JavaScript is NOT .NET so it access Chart FX 

using COM.

The correct syntax for this would be:

alert(Chart1.Value.Item(0,nPoint));

In general all indexers (like [0,nPoint]) have to be retrieved through the

Item method.

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Francisco Padron

www.chartfx.com

Posted

I knew it would be easy, thank you so much for your help!

Best regards,

Gabe

"SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> wrote in message

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> The problem here is the Syntax, JavaScript is NOT .NET so it access Chart

FX

> using COM.

>

> The correct syntax for this would be:

>

> alert(Chart1.Value.Item(0,nPoint));

>

> In general all indexers (like [0,nPoint]) have to be retrieved through the

> Item method.

>

> --

> Francisco Padron

> www.chartfx.com

>

>

Posted

Sorry, one more question.  Is there a javascript/vbscript API reference?

Best regards,

Gabe

"SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> wrote in message

news:hzezw9odFHA.208@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> The problem here is the Syntax, JavaScript is NOT .NET so it access Chart

FX

> using COM.

>

> The correct syntax for this would be:

>

> alert(Chart1.Value.Item(0,nPoint));

>

> In general all indexers (like [0,nPoint]) have to be retrieved through the

> Item method.

>

> --

> Francisco Padron

> www.chartfx.com

>

>

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