Re: Graph Source Data
- From: "Jon Peltier" <jonxlmvpNO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 14:56:15 -0500
As I said in my recent post, temporarily changing to an area chart type
might be sufficient.
- Jon
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"Saxman" <john.h.williamsREMOVETHIS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Saxman wrote:
I do get <blank series>, as most events have differing numbers.
I have a piece of code that copies/pastes the names in the series and
places them
in the 'Archive' work***. These are then placed at the foot of the
graph in a
legend for reference.
I do get <blank series>, as most events have differing numbers.
I have a piece of code that copies/pastes the names in the series and
places them
in the 'Archive' work***. These are then placed at the foot of the
graph in a
legend for reference.
I've had another go at this and all references get changed until the code
gets to a
<blank series>. I have 16 different inputs in my series. If I am
gathering data
for an event with 5 inputs, the rest appear as <blank series> (6-16).
If I save the document, re-open it and then use your string conververter,
quite
naturally, only the first 5 will get converted, as they are the only
inputs with
labels and the rest appear as <blank series> when the document was saved.
If I then choose an event with 10 labels, naturally I get 10 labels, but
only the
first 5 get converted.
It's a pity the code will not recognise <blank series> and convert the
data.
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