OWC10: How to add secondary axis for different data type into the original chart with OWC10?

[zane Lin]

Hello group,
I would like to plot with two data sets into one chart in OWC10.
One is distance(m)for x-axis and Hight(m) for y-axis using
"chChartTypeArea". The other one is date(yy/mm/dd)for x-axis and Hight(m)
for y-axis using "chChartTypeLine".
It is done successfully by adding secondary x-axis with MS Excel. How to
do the same work in OWC10 or there is any method to solve it?
Best regards,
Zane

 

[Alvin Bruney]

You can do the same thing in OWC by adding a secondary axis, basically the
code to create an axis needs to be replicated. There are snippets in this
newsgroup for implementing this if you care to google.

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[zane Lin]

It is kind of you for replying immediately. Actually, I find your group and
post my message for help after visited many web sites about ASP.net & OWC10
in vain by google.

I am sorry for the unclarity of my problem. I get the result of separate
graph for each data set in one oordinate system and one chart. It plots the
graph of the first data set and then the other one on right side of former
graph base x-axis.

There is still another difference for the two data sets. The amount of the
former data set is more then that of the latter one. Perhaps the sticking
point is the different amount between two data sets in my opinion and a
deeply resolution would be appreciated.

Best regards,
Zane

 

[Alvin Bruney]

either lines or columns are supported as types. If you need a different data
type drawn on the chart, you will need to use custom drawing.

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Warm regards,
Alvin Bruney [MVP ASP.NET]

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[Zane Lin]

I am grateful to have your professional resolution!