IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
I tried using the "IAxisLabels.Exponent" set to TRUE to get exponent super scripts using the ValueFormat of "00e-0".
It looks real nice, but the tick labels are wrong. When I plot linear the ticks line up with my data just right. The when I change to a log scale and this formating the values displayed are "10 with superscript of 0" for the 100s tick, for the 1000s I get "10 with a superscript of 1"
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It looks real nice, but the tick labels are wrong. When I plot linear the ticks line up with my data just right. The when I change to a log scale and this formating the values displayed are "10 with superscript of 0" for the 100s tick, for the 1000s I get "10 with a superscript of 1"
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Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Hi jfrancis,
I don't think axis labels are wrong. It's just that they are set in a logarithmic scale now and therefore they are not on the same position as in al linear scale. Try using the code below commenting in and out the ValueFormat line and you'll see how axis change with logarithmic scales.
Hope this helps!
I don't think axis labels are wrong. It's just that they are set in a logarithmic scale now and therefore they are not on the same position as in al linear scale. Try using the code below commenting in and out the ValueFormat line and you'll see how axis change with logarithmic scales.
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TChart1.Aspect.View3D = False
TChart1.AddSeries scFastLine
TChart1.Series(0).FillSampleValues 10000
TChart1.Axis.Bottom.Labels.ValueFormat = "00e-0"
TChart1.Axis.Bottom.Logarithmic = True
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Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Sorry I was not clear.
What the two plots show the same data with an x-axis linear (bottom image) and then plotting the x-axis using log scale (top image).
The left three data points plot at "10" in linear and 10^0 ( which is 1 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^1
The middle three data points plot at "100" in linear and 10^1 ( which is 10 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^2
The right four points plot at "200" in linear and the 10^1.1 ( which is ~12.59 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^2.3
Note: I used ^ to show 10 raised to the power of.
I hope this clears up my concern.
What the two plots show the same data with an x-axis linear (bottom image) and then plotting the x-axis using log scale (top image).
The left three data points plot at "10" in linear and 10^0 ( which is 1 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^1
The middle three data points plot at "100" in linear and 10^1 ( which is 10 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^2
The right four points plot at "200" in linear and the 10^1.1 ( which is ~12.59 ) in log. I think it should of been 10^2.3
Note: I used ^ to show 10 raised to the power of.
I hope this clears up my concern.
Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Hi jfrancis,
If I understood well, you could solve it using OnGetAxisLabel event:
If I understood well, you could solve it using OnGetAxisLabel event:
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Private Sub TChart1_OnGetAxisLabel(ByVal Axis As Long, ByVal SeriesIndex As Long, ByVal ValueIndex As Long, LabelText As String)
If Axis = 3 Then
LabelText = Format(Val(LabelText) * 10, "00e-0")
End If
End Sub
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Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Yes,
I could solve the problem by doing the coding and handling the event myself.
Basically I'm saying is that your charting library is in ERROR and are you going to fix it?
Thanks,
John Francis
PS: I'm coding in C++ and MFC.
I could solve the problem by doing the coding and handling the event myself.
Basically I'm saying is that your charting library is in ERROR and are you going to fix it?
Thanks,
John Francis
PS: I'm coding in C++ and MFC.
Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Hi John Francis,
Yes, I've added this to the wish list to be fixed in future releases (TV52014469).
Yes, I've added this to the wish list to be fixed in future releases (TV52014469).
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Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Thanks, can you update when the fix is included?
Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
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Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Please point me to sample code for formatting exponents and subscripts when in the TextOut() method.
Re: IAxisLabels.Exponent Odd or ?
Hi Hans,
Have you tried simply changing the font size? For example:
Have you tried simply changing the font size? For example:
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Private Sub Form_Load()
TChart1.Aspect.View3D = False
TChart1.AddSeries scBar
TChart1.Series(0).FillSampleValues 6
End Sub
Private Sub TChart1_OnAfterDraw()
Dim TextWidth As Integer
Dim Text As String
Text = "2 x 5"
TextWidth = TChart1.Canvas.TextWidth(Text)
TChart1.Canvas.TextOut 100, 100, Text
TChart1.Canvas.Font.Size = 4
TChart1.Canvas.TextOut 100 + TextWidth, 100, "10"
End Sub
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