Thanks for both of those thoughts. It seems whenever you use type=line the line
goes along the X-axis no matter what though.
I have been looking in the chart editor (and your jedi blog at the great chart
examples) but haven't seen anything that lets you go vertical with a line
chart. I saw a
what about a floating bar chart, where you could set the width of the bar to
something small? I haven't tried it, but I looked a bit at the bar charts
last night, and thought it might be a possibility for you Andrew.
Rob
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 10:45 AM, Andrew Tegenkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I'm trying to create some charts that are sort of scatter and sort of line and
can't find the right way with either.
Basically it's a scatter plot but I want to connect the lines across the Y axis
starting with the lowest and going to the highest. So if X axis item A has 3
series values of 4,
Sure, just duplicate your series as type line, as follows:
cfchart format=jpg scaleto=70
cfchartseries type=scatter datalabelstyle=none
cfchartdata item=A value=50
cfchartdata item=B value=25
/cfchartseries
cfchartseries type=scatter
Actually that just creates a line chart that connects A - B with a horizontal
line. What I'm trying to do is create a vertical line that simply connects
40-50-60 along A. So A and B along the X axis would have nothing connecting
them. I added a wanted image to better illustrate what I am hoping
cfchart format=jpg scaleto=70
cfchartseries type=scatter datalabelstyle=none
cfchartdata item=A value=50
cfchartdata item=B value=25
/cfchartseries
cfchartseries type=scatter
cfchartdata item=A value=60
Did you try the chart editor? It gives you a lot more options than
what you see in the docs. I tried it myself but have to run to a user
group.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 4:30 PM, Al Musella, DPM
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cfchart format=jpg scaleto=70
cfchartseries type=scatter
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