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05/11/1998 07:03:21
 
 
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04/11/1998 20:46:55
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
Titre:
Divers
Thread ID:
00154251
Message ID:
00154736
Vues:
20
>Tip1.
> ** Using Autoformat property.
>
> If there is no predefined max value of data series, that is to say whenever a your makes
> graph in applications the max value fluctuate emensely, user may get stupid graphs that
> every data value for graph exceed the max limit of predefined graph in Gen field.
>
> Autoformat property can solve this problem.
>
> < code omitted >
>
> Use Utiltable
> Append General gen_1 DATA m.Cgdata ** m.Cgdata ; data series
>
> Thisform.oleboundcontrol1.ControlSource = " gen_1"
>
> Thisform.oleboundcontrol1.autoformat(n,m)
>
> The combination of numbers n,m in autoformat(n,m) decide which types of graph it would be
> and you don't have to worry about the value of X,Y axies. But the combination is also predefined
> that if you issue the wrong combination it can cause an error.
>
>Tip2. Covering Oleobject with transparent shape object.
> This can prevent users from making dubleclick event on the Oleobject; in case Activating
> Ole server application is not desirable.
>
>My Question.
>
> A client PC has no M.S graph and M.S graph runtime is included in the setup procedure. But
> the graph in application is not working. Does anyone know why ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
Hi Jaekarp.

PMFJI, but I, too, am using MSGraph5 to generate some simple dorizontal 3D bar graphs. Everything is working fine, except that the Tick labels of the category axis are not left justified when they are too long and wrap to the next line. It looks like MSGraph autocenters the alignment. I combed thru VBA_GRP.hlp and couldn't find a way to left justify these tick labels. Do you know if there is a way to do this?

TIA

Marcia
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