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Hi,

I want to use the ChartFx multiple panes features to display 3 to 6 charts in a single ChartFx Control.

I am using VB6. I followed the sample code, but it never worked. Here is the sample:

Dim series0 As Object

Set series0 = Chart1.Series(0)

series0.Gallery = Gallery_Lines

series0.LineWidth = 2

series0.MarkerShape = MarkerShape_None

series0.YAxis = YAxis_Main

Chart1.AxisY.Pane = 0

Dim series1 As Object

Set series1 = Chart1.Series(1)

series1.Gallery = Gallery_Lines

series1.Border = True

series1.YAxis = YAxis_Secondary

Chart1.AxisY.Pane = 1

' First Pane

Dim pane1 As Object

Set pane1 = Chart1.Panes(0)

pane1.Proportion = 15

pane1.Title.Text = "Price"

'Second Pane

Dim pane2 As Object

Set pane2 = Chart1.Panes(1)

pane2.Proportion = 8

pane2.Title.Text = "Volume (in Millions)"

'Third Pane

Dim pane3 As Object

Set pane3 = Chart1.Panes(2)

pane3.Proportion = 10

pane3.Title.Text = "Height (in Millions)"

 Chart1.AxisX.LabelsFormat.Format = AxisFormat_Date

' Add data 

With Chart1

 ' First chart

.Value(0, 0) = 103

.Value(0, 1) = 1045

.Value(0, 2) = 1030

 ' Second chart

.Value(1, 0) = 10030

.Value(1, 1) = 10015

.Value(1, 2) = 10021

 ' Third chart

.Value(2, 0) = 130

.Value(2, 1) = 115

.Value(2, 2) = 121

End With

I found that the second and thrid series were displayed in the second chart, while the third chart didn't display anything.

Could you please give me some suggestions what I did wrong?

Do you have  any similar example?

Thank you

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  • 2 weeks later...

 You need to assign a series to an axis, then assign an axis to the pane.

 Series 0 -> YAxis_Main ' 0  Series 1 -> YAxis_Secondary ' 1  Series 2 -> 3  ' All Extra Axis start from 3, as 2 is reserved

 Try this, it works for me and you should get series 0 in the first pane, series 1 in the seocnd pane and series 2 in the third pane.

  With Chart1.Series(0)   .Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .Border = True   .YAxis = YAxis_Main  End With  Chart1.AxisY.Pane = 0    With Chart1.Series(1)   .Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .LineWidth = 2   .MarkerShape = MarkerShape_None   .YAxis = YAxis_Secondary  End With  Chart1.AxisY2.Pane = 1    With Chart1.Series(2)   .Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .Border = True   .YAxis = 3 ' YAxis_Main = 0, YAxis_Secondary = 1, 2 is reserved for XAxis, extra axis start from 3  End With  Chart1.axis(3).Pane = 2

 

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Hi, 

Thank for your help.

I got it, here is my sample code: 

 

Dim s, v As IntegerDim a As IntegerDim sCount, vCount As Integer

sCount = Rnd * 5 + 1vCount = Rnd * 100 + 1

With Chart1   .Scrollable = True   .AxisX.ScrollPosition = 10000   ' Scroll to the end   .Panes.Clear   .ClearData ClearDataFlag_AllData   .Grid = ChartGrid_Vert     For v = 0 To vCount - 1   .Legend(v) = v   Next     Chart1.OpenData COD_Values, sCount, vCount   For s = 0 To sCount - 1   Select Case s   Case 0   .Series(s).Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .Series(s).Stacked = True   .Series(s).YAxis = YAxis_Main   .Series(s).LineWidth = 2   .AxisY.Pane = s   Case 1   .Series(s).Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .Series(s).YAxis = YAxis_Secondary   .AxisY2.Pane = s   .AxisY2.Position = AxisPosition_Near   Case Else   .Series(s).Gallery = Gallery_Lines   .Series(s).YAxis = s + 1   .Axis(s + 1).Pane = s   .Axis(s + 1).Position = AxisPosition_Near   End Select   .Panes(s).Separation = 8   .Panes(s).Proportion = 10   .Panes(s).Title.Text = "Price " & s + 1     For v = 0 To vCount - 1   .Value(s, v) = 1000 * Rnd   Next

  Next     .CloseData COD_Values   End With

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