I have a problem I have been working on for over a week. I have researched
the net AND I cannot find a solution. I need help.


I am writing a C# windows program in VS2005. I have added an OWC11 chart to
a form and am trying to accomplish the following:

I must create a line chart that uses production date as the x axis. I need
a y axis on the left side of the chart that is scaled to represent volumes
(can be anywhere from 0 to 1000000+) I will need several series of volumes,
possibly as many as 10. I need a y axis on the right side of the chart that
is scaled to represent btu values ( usually ranging from 0 to 1500). I will
need several series of btus on the chart, for now I would be happy if I could
get 2 to display. I have managed to get several volume series on a chart but
only ONE btu series. Whenever I add the second BTU series it totally messes
up the chart, replacing the second series legend with "Series 4 Data". I
have screen prints but cannot paste them here.

HELP.








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If i understand you correctly, you need to ungroup the category axis.

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"dflatcsharp" <dflatcsharp@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a problem I have been working on for over a week. I have researched
> the net AND I cannot find a solution. I need help.
>
>
> I am writing a C# windows program in VS2005. I have added an OWC11 chart
> to
> a form and am trying to accomplish the following:
>
> I must create a line chart that uses production date as the x axis. I
> need
> a y axis on the left side of the chart that is scaled to represent volumes
> (can be anywhere from 0 to 1000000+) I will need several series of
> volumes,
> possibly as many as 10. I need a y axis on the right side of the chart
> that
> is scaled to represent btu values ( usually ranging from 0 to 1500). I
> will
> need several series of btus on the chart, for now I would be happy if I
> could
> get 2 to display. I have managed to get several volume series on a chart
> but
> only ONE btu series. Whenever I add the second BTU series it totally
> messes
> up the chart, replacing the second series legend with "Series 4 Data". I
> have screen prints but cannot paste them here.
>
> HELP.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Was this post helpful
>
>