RE: jCharts-users digest, Vol 1 #271 - 2 msgs

That works! 

Thanks a lot!

-Jon

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   1. RE: jCharts-users digest, Vol 1 #270 - 1 msg (Jiang, Xihua)
   2. Re: RE: jCharts-users digest, Vol 1 #270 - 1 msg (Nathaniel G. Auvil)

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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2004 14:19:36 -0800
From: "Jiang, Xihua" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: [jCharts-users] RE: jCharts-users digest, Vol 1 #270 - 1 msg
Reply-To: [email protected]

Here's the data I'm using. The chart comes out pretty flat. The max of Y=20
is 8 and the min of Y, 0. I couldn't find a clue how to change the range=20
for Y axis by looking at jcharts source.

X-axis:=20
"11/05/01","11/06/01","11/07/01","11/08/01","11/09/01","11/12/01",
"11/13/01","11/14/01","11/15/01","11/16/01","11/19/01","11/20/01",
"11/21/01","11/23/01","11/26/01","11/27/01","11/28/01","11/29/01"
Y axis:
4.285313558462715,4.327355106381077,4.256116165643733,
4.264372929909344,4.32266224941005,4.386408260326684,
4.322149065925121,4.407173633919275,4.613895160148932,
4.822555639285337,4.924603927261161,5.006015315053992,
5.168691878725254,5.173691883743854,5.187260136310746,
5.09519138474616,5.141170201331345,5.08982567470055

-Jon

>Help, please (Jiang, Xihua)
>Anybody knows the answers to my following two questions? Please advise. I=
>
 cannot move on without resolving these problems.

>1) How can I change the minimum/maximum Y values so as to display more=20
>details?
>2) Can I control the number and value of X-labels, for example, just=20
>display 3 x-labels - the start, the middle, and the end values?

>Attached is the chart I got using jcharts.

>Thanks in advance,

>Jon


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Message: 2
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2004 17:31:50 -0800 (PST)
From: "Nathaniel G. Auvil" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [jCharts-users] RE: jCharts-users digest, Vol 1 #270 - 1 msg
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try something like this:

DataAxisProperties yAxis = (DataAxisProperties) axisProperties.getYAxisProperties();
yAxis.setNumItems( 10 );
yAxis.setRoundToNearest( -3 );

UserDefinedScaleCalculator u= new UserDefinedScaleCalculator( 4.00, .15 );
yAxis.setScaleCalculator( u );



There is no user defined functionality to control which labels are shown on the x-axis.  You could
do it manually in your data and use empty Strings for all the values except the ones you want to
display.





--- "Jiang, Xihua" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Here's the data I'm using. The chart comes out pretty flat. The max of Y 
> is 8 and the min of Y, 0. I couldn't find a clue how to change the range 
> for Y axis by looking at jcharts source.
> 
> X-axis: 
> "11/05/01","11/06/01","11/07/01","11/08/01","11/09/01","11/12/01",
> "11/13/01","11/14/01","11/15/01","11/16/01","11/19/01","11/20/01",
> "11/21/01","11/23/01","11/26/01","11/27/01","11/28/01","11/29/01"
> Y axis:
> 4.285313558462715,4.327355106381077,4.256116165643733,
> 4.264372929909344,4.32266224941005,4.386408260326684,
> 4.322149065925121,4.407173633919275,4.613895160148932,
> 4.822555639285337,4.924603927261161,5.006015315053992,
> 5.168691878725254,5.173691883743854,5.187260136310746,
> 5.09519138474616,5.141170201331345,5.08982567470055
> 
> -Jon
> 
> >Help, please (Jiang, Xihua)
> >Anybody knows the answers to my following two questions? Please advise. I>
>  cannot move on without resolving these problems.
> 
> >1) How can I change the minimum/maximum Y values so as to display more 
> >details?
> >2) Can I control the number and value of X-labels, for example, just 
> >display 3 x-labels - the start, the middle, and the end values?
> 
> >Attached is the chart I got using jcharts.
> 
> >Thanks in advance,
> 
> >Jon
> 
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