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    Posted: 18 February 2011 at 6:13pm
When I chart some data points, all the data points are positive numbers

10,200,2000,4000

However, when the chart displays, it is like this:

5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
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Now, all of my points are positive numbers so the bottom number should be zero (0)  --- is there something I'm missing or how can I tell the chart that the base should be zero - or why is it showing a negative number in the scale for no reason?

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Hi,

If you only add positive values, scale should be zero unless you assigned

Diagram.AxisX.Range.MinValue = negative number
or
Diagram.AxisY.Range.MinValue= negative number
 
If not please show what you did...
 
 
 
 
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Hi,

I actually did not set anything in the Diagram object (did not even touch it)

All I did was add data series ... and it is doing this.

I added a series and then used these:

         ChartPro_Result = ChartPro4.SetSeriesProperty('!' &DU:XAXIS, 'ArgumentScaleType', xtpChartScaleQualitative)
         ChartPro_Result = ChartPro4.SetSeriesProperty('!' &DU:XAXIS, 'ValueScaleType ',   xtpChartScaleNumerical)

and then I put my data in there

And boom, I see numbers in the axis less than zero, and all points are greater than zero.
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Hi,

yes, if you don't like how AutoRange worked for you, you  can set Range manually with AxisY.Range property.
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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Hi,

yes, if you don't like how AutoRange worked for you, you  can set Range manually with AxisY.Range property.
 
 
Hi Oleg,
 
Should it show negative values? I can't reproduce it in any way. I tried:
 
  •  .ViewAutoRange = True (for X & Y Axes)
  •  .AutoRange = True (for X & Y Axes)
  • .ArgumentScaleType = xtpChartScaleQualitative
  • .ValueScaleType = xtpChartScaleNumerical
Which of the properties do I have to set, to reproduce @RobertInTpa 's 'problem' ?
 
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Hi,

Not really sure what is problem for RobertInTpa. if there is point with y = -100, why its problem to show it.
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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Hi,

Not really sure what is problem for RobertInTpa. if there is point with y = -100, why its problem to show it.
 
That's not what he said... He assigned positive values and axes show negative values. I tried to reproduce that and I didn't succeed. That's why I asked you, what do I have to set, to get negative scale WITHOUT assigning negative values. note: @RobertInTpa didn't alter Diagram object !!!
 
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Right. This case I also can't reproduce.

@RobertInTpa: please try to catch it with our VB6 samples.
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I don't use VB nor do I have it installed.

I am using Clarion 7.3 

All I am doing is assigning values ... so I need to figure out what is going on.  It is clearly showing the negative values.

Do you have a debug option that will write to a text file as each control is set so you can see exactly what I have done?   I'm just feeding it values.
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Hi,

I created (very) basic test project:

  •  Only positive values

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
  • One negative value
 
 
 
 
  • Positive values with altered Diagram object
 
 
 
 
 
The code in the images could be translated into your own language and should produce same output.
 
 
 
 
 
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Hi,

It is not all the time.

Here's a graph that I did.

I charted one customer.
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Seems when I remove the 0.00 values, then it works properly.

When I add ONE person with a zero (0.00) value - then the negative axis appears.

Seems like it is having an issue with zero's being added as data.  that's when the issue happens.
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Yup!  Just tested it.

select 'test',0
union all
select 'test2',5

That shows negative values

If I change to:

select 'test',5
union all
select 'test2',10

Then, it works fine.

So -- seems a bug when zero is one of the values, it gets confused.
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Hi,

An image doesn't say much... Show me how you created above chart. I don't have clarion but you can paste your code (the one that doesn't work properly) inhere and maybe I can see why...

 
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Try changing your values

  add("1",0)
  add("2",111)

See if it happens
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Hi,

Yes, you are right !!! Y-axes show negative value when assigning zero to Point. Glad "we" solved this one... Now it's up to Oleg Wink

edit: The larger one of the other value gets, the larger the scale gets (negative)
 
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That is what I was saying.  

So ... how do we go about fixing it?  How long does this take to be resolved normally?
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Hi,

Let's hope in this release, I'm not sure but they are preparing new release this week so it will be surely after next release Wink 
 
If you desperately need this you could set:
 
    Dim myDiagram As ChartDiagram2D
    Set myDiagram = Me.wndChartControl.Content.Diagrams(0) 'Set diagram to current diagram
          myDiagram.AxisY.Range.MinValue = 0 'Set minimum value for Y axes
 
This way it shows only positive scale.
 
 
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Thank you very much.

I will keep my fingers crossed.
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Hi,

I don't know if you have active subscription? If you run into another problem/bug you are able to open a ticket https://support.codejock.com

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Thanks, will check it. I sure its standard thing with "negative zero" think as workaround for now try set as very small value 0.0000001.
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Thanks OLEG!   :-)
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Hi,

I had noticed this issue too but you beat me to it!

I am glad Oleg is on the case Wink
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Hi,

Just to say I have noticed an issue when performing a Print or Print Preview. I set the Diagram.AxisY.Range.MinValue = "0.0000001" as a workaround, however on Print or Print Preview the negative values seem to appear once again!
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