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Question regarding MSChart
Could someone please tell me how to change the location of the x-axis scale on an XY plot generated using MSChart?
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I've solved the problem using this piece of code. It basically tells the plot it can't put the scale in the plot itself.
With MSChart1.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX).Intersection .Auto = False .LabelsInsidePlot = False End With I've encountered another problem I'd appreciate help with. The function I'm trying to plot has a range of -1 to +1. Every time it goes from positive to negative or negative to positive, the plot becomes skewed. The problem goes away if I shift the plot to an entirely positive or negative range, but what I want to do is have it plot over the range -1 to +1 without the data looking skewed. |
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I just solved the previously mentioned problem by taking all my data to be plotted and passing it through the Rnd function. Rounding it made it work somehow. I thank anyone who took the time to read my questions.
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