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Hi Kalyan, Thanks for the suggestion. I tried implementing this and works perfectly if there is only one line in the graph. However, when the graph consists of more than one lines, the result is reflected only for one line and not on all lines. What could be the reason and how can it be resolved?
suppose you have 4 lines in your Graph, in this situation u need to add 4 set Stmts like below. setLineWidth(getSeries(0),w); setLineWidth(getSeries(1),w); setLineWidth(getSeries(2),w); setLineWidth(getSeries(3),w);
Just try for this you will get the Result.
Thanks, Kalyan.S ------------------------------------ WebFOCUS 7.1.4, Win XP SP2, Oracle8i. ------------------------------------
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