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I have 2 graphics questions:

1. I have a request to produce a line graph for 13 weeks in a quarter. My graph is something like

SUM SALES ACROSS WEEK ACROSS DAY.

The problem is it is producing a vertical line from the x-axis to the data point. My question is how do you get rid of this vertical line (7 days X 13 weeks = 91 vertical lines is too many)?

2. the second question for the graph above is:

The x axis label is trying to repeat the value of week for each day,

Is there a way to suppress this?

Thank you in advance for any assistance.
 
Posts: 103 | Location: ricmmond va | Registered: September 30, 2004Report This Post
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What version is this?

IMHO it is not yet possible to do an double accross in a graph.

Frank




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The graph is working. If I open it in the painter it goes to seven graphs.(for seven days.) Thank you .
 
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There is a command in the Graphing API which lets you tell the graph engine to skip labels on the X axis. I cannot remember what the command is off hand but i'm pretty sure this will answer question #2.


Thanks!

Mickey

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quote:
Originally posted by secret:
The graph is working. If I open it in the painter it goes to seven graphs.(for seven days.) Thank you .


then I think your command is not

ACROSS WEEK
ACROSS DAY

but

BY DAY
ACROSS WEEK
...
or
BY WEEK
ACROSS DAY




Frank

prod: WF 7.6.10 platform Windows,
databases: msSQL2000, msSQL2005, RMS, Oracle, Sybase,IE7
test: WF 7.6.10 on the same platform and databases,IE7

 
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Secret,

In order to skip grid lines you can use the following:

-* This is the automatic setting for label skipping
setO1LabelAutoSkip(1);
-*==========================================
-*
-* This is the MANUAL setting for label skipping
-*setO1LabelAutoSkip(2);
-* You then have to give a value to setO1LabelSkipCount to decide how many labels to skip
-* This can be done by having a preliminary TABLE find out how many x-values there are
-* and calculate the skipping number. Try both and see
-*setO1LabelSkipCount(4);
-*setO1LabelSkipBegin(0);


Daniel
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wf 8.202M/Win10/IIS/SSA - WrapApp Front End for WF

 
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