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1.Problem with custom line chart, lines with two axes
I created a custom line chart with lines on 2 axes. It was supposed to
show date by months in the x axis, number of records in the first y axis,
and percentage of records in the second y axis. It does show the x and y
axes correctly.
I selected month, and then the three adjacent columns of data to plot in
three separate lines on this plot; number of acceptable records, % of
acceptable records to total, and % of acceptable records to valid.
My legend shows number of acceptable records, % of acceptable records to
total, and % of acceptable records to valid.
The chart graphed all acceptable records and % of acceptable records to
valid (the first and third of the three adjacent columns I selected
together) correctly, but graphed % of acceptable records to total (the
second of the three adjacent columns selected together) as a flat line with
y value of 0.
I actually made two of this graph; one for fiscal year 2004, and the other
for fiscal year 2005, with identical results.
My boss suggested that maybe the names are two similar and had me change
one, and this changed nothing.
% acceptable records to total ranges from 20 to 32 percent, and % of
acceptable records to valid records ranges from 19 to 39 percent, and when
these two are graphed together on a line graph, they show jagged lines that
for the most part run parallel to each other. The data itself does not
present a logical reason why one column of data should flatline at zero on
the graph.
What is the reason why only two of the lines graph correctly on the custom
line chart with two axes? Is it supposed to display correctly only two
lines? And why did it pick the first and third column of data instead of
the first and second line of data to display correctly?
Is tehre a way to get all three columns of data to graph correctly?
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Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, TX
XXXX@XXXXX.COM
2.Custom Line Width in Line or Scatter Chart
Is there any way to create lines of a custom width in a line or scatter
chart? I occasionally have a need for a very thick line, thicher than the
maximum that the dialog allows?
Thanks.
3.How to draw a line on a chart, and have it move with the chart
4.Line Draw VERY Slow (lots of lines)
Hi,
I have an application that builds a grid map and draws lots of lines between
cells.
The number of lines is currently over 600 but could grow more and each line
contains a hyperlink and screentip text.
The app works reasonably fast for the first 3-400 lines but exponentially
slows to a crawl. By the end it could be a line per second or slower.
I've seen recommendations not to use the "selection." command but I can't
figure out how to use it for my application.
Below is the code that works.
If I try to use LineShape.Hyperlinks.... I get an error.
I've also noticed that excel shows each line plotting even though I have
sreenupdating off.... am I missing something on that?
Thanks, MikeZz
Set LineShape = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddLine(x1, y1, x2, y2)
LineShape.Select
ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks.Add Anchor:=Selection.ShapeRange.Item(lineName), _
Address:= "", SubAddress:=linkAdd, ScreenTip:=screenTipText
5.How to draw a line every 5 lines
You can use a simple IF statement to see if the CountThem
is evenly divisible by 5
If Me!CountThem / 5 = Me!CountThem \ 5 Then
Me.Line54.Visible = -1
Else
Me.Line54.Visible = 0
End If
The "/" performs standard division. The "\" operator
returns only the whole number portion of the result (no
remainder, or decimals).
>-----Original Message-----
>I have the following code for drawing lines every 5
lines. It worked for
>something that was, at most, 14 lines. Now I want to do
it for something that
>could have 200 lines. So I now need better code. How do
I correct that first
>line below? "Counthem" is the name of my running sum
textbox. "Line54" is the
>name of the line.
>___________
>
>If Me!CountThem = 5 Or Me!CountThem = 10 Then
> Me.Line54.Visible = -1
>Else
> Me.Line54.Visible = 0
>End If
>___________
>
>I thought this was in my book. But I can't find it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Matt
>.
>
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