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Fibi
Hi All,
I can not figure out how to hide the secondary scales on the right
and top of the graph when there are multiple series being plotted.
I am displaying data on an Excel line chart. Y-Axis data are readings
and X-Axis data are sampling DateTime stamps. I am able to plot the
points correctly on the graph but now I want to scale the X-Axis values
so that they represent the actual time. Right now the X-Axis data
displays something like (38383, 38383.2, 38383.4, 38383.6, 38383.8,
38384, 38384.2). The numbers represent the number of days since
1/1/1900. Instead of these values I want to see Day Hours:Minutes
format values such as 23 18:15 (meaning the 23rd day of the month at
6:15 PM).
The scaling values I have at the bottom of the X-Axis (representing the
date range 2/2/2005 5:30:00 AM to 2/2/2005 11:30:00 PM ). I got these
values by subtracting the reading values from 01/01/1900 00:00:00. Now
I want to convert them back to the DD HH:MM format.
I'm using C# - ASP.NET Web Service to generate the chart.
Any help will be appreciated!
- Fibi
I can not figure out how to hide the secondary scales on the right
and top of the graph when there are multiple series being plotted.
I am displaying data on an Excel line chart. Y-Axis data are readings
and X-Axis data are sampling DateTime stamps. I am able to plot the
points correctly on the graph but now I want to scale the X-Axis values
so that they represent the actual time. Right now the X-Axis data
displays something like (38383, 38383.2, 38383.4, 38383.6, 38383.8,
38384, 38384.2). The numbers represent the number of days since
1/1/1900. Instead of these values I want to see Day Hours:Minutes
format values such as 23 18:15 (meaning the 23rd day of the month at
6:15 PM).
The scaling values I have at the bottom of the X-Axis (representing the
date range 2/2/2005 5:30:00 AM to 2/2/2005 11:30:00 PM ). I got these
values by subtracting the reading values from 01/01/1900 00:00:00. Now
I want to convert them back to the DD HH:MM format.
I'm using C# - ASP.NET Web Service to generate the chart.
Any help will be appreciated!
- Fibi