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 addZone can you do this ? |
| Posted by icm63 on May-19-2014 14:12 |
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The standard addZone function can give you vertical zones and line marks
Question can you do this with zones, See ZonesImproved image?? If so how, any ideas??
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| Re: addZone can you do this ? |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on May-20-2014 02:55 |
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Hi icm63,
You can create a y-zone color (see the "Y Zone Coloring" sample code) such that the color
is transparent above 80 or below 20, and is brown otherwise, then use the y-zone color as
the fill color in addZone for the x-axis. For example:
Dim myColor As Integer = c.yZoneColor(20, Chart.Transparent, c.yZoneColor(80, &HFF66CC,
Chart.Transparent))
c.xAxis().addZone(18, 20, myColor)
Hope this can help.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
| Re: addZone can you do this ? |
| Posted by icm63 on May-20-2014 03:02 |
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YOU SAID:
Dim myColor As Integer = c.yZoneColor(20, Chart.Transparent, c.yZoneColor(80, &HFF66CC,
Chart.Transparent))
ME: I get this, this is 20 to 80.
c.xAxis().addZone(18, 20, myColor)
ME: By what are the 18 and 20, should it not be 0 to 100?? |
| Re: addZone can you do this ? |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on May-20-2014 17:47 |
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Hi icm63,
In the x-direction, the zone is in between x=18 and x=20. In the y-direction, the zone is in
between y=20 and y=80. So the yZoneColor uses 20 and 80, while the addZone for the x-
axis uses 18 and 20.
Hope this can help.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
| Re: addZone can you do this ? |
| Posted by icm63 on May-21-2014 02:56 |
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| oooh. Thanks |
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