Visual Basic, Double Y axes in VB 3.0 graphs

Double Y axes in VB 3.0 graphs

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dwh.. #1 / 2	Double Y axes in VB 3.0 graphs I'm graphing running race results. The X axis has the dates of the races. For Y axis data I've got time and I've got pace. Pace is on the order of 5 to 8 in increments of .1. Time is on the order of 20 to 40 in increments of 1. Right now, I'm able to produce a graph that runs two lines across and that uses the same scale for both. Which works fine for Time but is worthless for Pace, producing a fairly flat Pace line. How do I set it up in VB 3.0 with the the graph.vbx so that one line uses a Y axis on the left side of the graph and the other line uses a Y axis on the right side of the graph? dw Donovan White Online Information Development and Design
Mon, 29 Mar 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Erni #2 / 2	Double Y axes in VB 3.0 graphs Quote: >I'm graphing running race results. >The X axis has the dates of the races. >For Y axis data I've got time and I've got pace. >Pace is on the order of 5 to 8 in increments of .1. >Time is on the order of 20 to 40 in increments of 1. >Right now, I'm able to produce a graph that runs two lines across and that uses the same scale for both. Which works fine for Time but is worthless for Pace, producing a fairly flat Pace line. >How do I set it up in VB 3.0 with the the graph.vbx so that one line uses a Y axis on the left side of the graph and the other line uses a Y axis on the right side of the graph? >dw >Donovan White >Online Information Development and Design Well to be shortly: you cannot! There is no support for two y-axis,nor in this version nor in the professional version. A work-around is to multiply one curve by a factor, moving the curve to the other one then make a button/checkbox to switch between y-axes. Danny Bloemendaal
Sat, 03 Apr 1999 03:00:00 GMT

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