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multiple axes in TeeChart 4.04

 
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Jan-Willem Bats
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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 3:34 pm    Post subject: multiple axes in TeeChart 4.04 Reply with quote



Hello,

Is it possible to do multiple y-axes in TheeChart 4.04 (the one that comes
with BCB6) ?

Regards,

Jay
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Narcís Calvet
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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 5:10 pm    Post subject: Re: multiple axes in TeeChart 4.04 Reply with quote



Hi Jay,

Jan-Willem Bats wrote:
Quote:
Hello,

Is it possible to do multiple y-axes in TheeChart 4.04 (the one that
comes with BCB6) ?

Using v4.04 you can only have left and right vertical axes. You can either
associate them to the same series:

Series1.VertAxis := aBothVertAxis;

Or use different vertical axes for each series.

Series1.VertAxis := aLeftAxis; //Default setting;
Series2.VertAxis := aRightAxis;

BCB code would be like this:

Series1->VertAxis = aBothVertAxis;

Also notice that TeeChart Pro v7 VCL includes custom axes support which
would allow you multiple vertical and horizontal axes. You can download the
fully functional evaluation version here:

http://www.steema.com/downloads/form_tch_vcl.html


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Best Regards,

Narcis Calvet
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http://support.steema.com

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