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    Posted: 11 March 2011 at 3:49pm
I am new to ChartPro. I want to change x and y axis range of one graph.
I use the following code:
CXTPChartAxisRange* pRange = pAxisY->GetRange();pRange->SetViewAutoRange(FALSE);  pRange->SetViewMinValue(dYmin);pRange->SetViewMaxValue(dYmax);
similiarly to X axis. But I didnot get what I want to restrict x axis between dXmin and dXmax, and restrict y axis between dYmin and dYmax. Is there anything I should change?
 
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you need SetAutoRange(FALSE),  GetMinValue/GetMaxValue instead.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Jing Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 March 2011 at 4:36pm

I think you mean SetAutoRange(FALSE), SetMinValue/SetMaxValue right? definitely not get. I tried that, it is not working. It changes my y axis to between dYmin and dYmax, but didn't change x axis to between dXmin and dXmax.

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Another question is how I can control the numbers shown under the axis. For example, the x axis range is from 1 to 10. I want it show like 2,4,6,8,10. How can I control that?

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Smile find the solution.
Oleg, I think the problem for my question is solved. I added the following, then it works fine. Thank you!

pSeries->SetArgumentScaleType(xtpChartScaleNumerical);

 
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I'm very sorry to say, but I'm totally lost specifying the axis range? And no documentation?

  • What is the difference between SetViewAutoRange and SetAutoRange for an axis?
  • Why has SetMinValue and SetMaxValue no effect at all?
  • Should I also set SetViewMinValue and SetViewMaxValue?
  • Can I change between different ranges after adding data?
  • Sometimes I get a small scrollbar on the graph, how do I control that?

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Ok, now I just figured out that auto range has no effect on CXTPChartFastLineSeriesStyle. Probably make sense, but an assertion would have been in place.
 
On the other hand I cannot turn antialiasing off for CXTPChartScatterLineSeriesStyle.
 
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