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pre-set the Y graph axis independent of the data

pre-set the Y graph axis independent of the data in Paradox Graphs & Charts topic (part of our Corel Paradox / ObjectPAL Coding group).

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Larry C
Ottawa
Hi,
is there some way to pre-set the graph axis independent of the data.
I am plotting an XY graph and I want the graph to always display the Y axis to display from .6 to 1.
The values will always be within the above ranges but may not be at the exact values e.g.X from 1 to 98, Y from .7 to .95
I can set the data so that X is always from 1 to 100 but I cannot control the values of Y.
For comparison purposes, I need the Y. axis to be consistent and there are a large number of graphs so I would like to stick to Paradox.
Thanks in advance
Larry
Larry Chop, Ottawa
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Also... if you do a search on the Paradox boards here using the word 'charts' as compared to our UK 'graphs' you will find several posts I made some time back which may (not) be of interest.
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Thats enough of that. Ed.

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Larry C
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Thanks fellows,
For the record, the detailed solution (Gained from another Canuck on the newsgroup)
"If you right click on the Y-axis in design mode, you can got to Scale and turn Autp-Scale off. You right click again, go to scale
and set Min Value, Max Value and Increment."

I hate to say how long I searched for this without success :-( so I appreciate your response.

The only sour note is that the Ottawa Senators Hockey Team lost tonight....
THanks again
Larru
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Use the chart properties yaxis.highvalue and yaxis.lowvalue to set the upper and lower values for the graph

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