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I'm not a major user of graphs, but could you not do some fancy where total type processing by computing a value. That if it was in the past you wanted it, but if in the future no. Then do a where total test on the computed value.
Leah
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
it gives you examples of all kind of settings. look at the ibi website.
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How Missing Data Is Handled By default, the following rules govern how missing data points are handled: 1. When a data point is part of a cumulative total (stacked or percent bar, line, area, pie slice), it is interpreted as 0.0. 2. When a data point is used with neighboring points to define a line segment or surface (3D connected, 3D surface, 2D line, 2D area), it is interpreted as 0.0. 3. Otherwise (2D side-by-side bar, 3D riser, 3D floating, 2D and 3D scatter, stock graphs, spectral map, histogram), the (missing) point will not be plotted. The FillMissingData and NumMissingDataSegments properties can be used to override these rules and define how missing data points are handled.
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
Posts: 2387 | Location: Amsterdam, the Netherlands | Registered: December 03, 2006
How can the value for days in the future be 0, it should be missing data.... I wonder if you can change that in the master, or in else in the define (MISSING=ON)
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
Posts: 2387 | Location: Amsterdam, the Netherlands | Registered: December 03, 2006
When data points are missing from a data set, the "FillMissingData" property defines how the missing data is handled. If doing manually the Syntax is: setFillMissingData(value); value = getFillMissingData(); where: value Can be one of the following: 0 skips missing data. 0 is the default value. 1 sets missing data to zero. 2 interpolates.
If you're doing this in Dev Studio go to the Line Graph Properties tab --> Missing Values Display --> drop down list, to select the appropriate choice.
Also checkout the VZERO setting within Graphstyle.
There have been releases where the VZERO didn't work correctly (at all!!) so be aware of that. I seem to remember 5.2.3 was one of the ones where it didn't funtion.
The other thing to be aware of is that you might need to combine it with the item that Alex has mentioned above.
T
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