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Ved
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Hi All,

I have a requirement where I need to plot soe points in a line graph. However if there is no value corrsponding to a particular X-Axis entry (or if the entry value is 0), then I do not want the Line Grpah to dip down to Zero, and then come up again. I want the next available point to be joined directly.

For example if I have the following data:

2003 65
2004 37
2005
2006 23
2007 34

and I am plotting the values by Year, then I do not want the graph to dip down to 0 for the year 2005. Instead I want the points for 2004 and 2006 to be connected directly.

Can anyone please help me with this?

Thanks,
Ved


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FrankDutch
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If you have your source in a database you can say something like this

TABLE FILE DATASET
SUM SALES
BY YEAR
WHERE TOTAL SALES NE 0
ON TABLE HOLD
END
GRAPH FILE HOLD
SUM SALES
ACROSS YEAR
....
.


Does this answer the question?




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No...In that case, the '2005' would not come up at all on my X-Axis. I want to show all the entries in X-Axis, however in such a siruation (as described above), I want the line to join 37 and 23 directly


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Danny-SRL
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Frank,

That is not good: a year without sales will not appear.
One used to use GMISSING and GMISSVAL but that doesn't work any more.
Maybe something in the GRAPHSTYLE parameters?


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GinnyJakes
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Ved,

For previous to 7.6, look up the SET VZERO setting.

76 and above:
http://documentation.informationbuilders.com/masterinde...f761crgt/topic66.htm


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FrankDutch
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quote:
want the points for 2004 and 2006 to be connected directly.


I misunderstood this line....

but SET VZERO should do it....




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Danny-SRL
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Yes!
ON GRAPH SET VZERO OFF
and in GRAPHSTYLE
setFillMissingData(2);


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Thanks a lot Daniel... It worked!!!


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Danny-SRL
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Ved,

You can also add:
setNumMissingDataSegments(25);
to make the line almost continuous.

I gather that you are east of where I am! A question: do you develop Self-Service Applications?

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