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X-Achse Beschriftungsbug

J0Wa

Hallo, 
 
ich habe mir die Ver?nderungen von 3.7 angeschaut, die neuen Features haben keinen gro?en Vorteil f?r uns. Sehe aber das einige Bugs auch gefixt werden. 
 
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Mit s?mtlichen Einstellungen werden bei einigen Werten die Zahlen auf die X ?Achse geschrieben. Das sollte nicht sein. Die X-Achse sollte immer unter den Zahlenwerten sein. 
 
Danke!

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Brasi

Hier ist ein Beispiel, versuchen Sie nutzen Google Translate, um uns zu sagen, was Sie brauchen

mwilliams

Question in English using Google Translate:

I've watched the changes of 3.7, the new features do not have a big advantage for us. But also see that some bugs are fixed. With all the settings are written for some values ??of the numbers on the x-axis. That should not be. The X-axis should always be below the numerical values??.

Answer in German with Google Translate:

Eine Sache, die Sie tun k?nnen, ist auf den Diagramm-Editor und dann auf den Diagramm-Registerkarte Format, dann auf die Plot Abschnitt gehen, dann auf den Bereich Format-Taste am unteren Rand klicken, und stellen Sie den unteren Einschub f?r den Bereich innerhalb der Achsen auf einen Wert das gibt dem Etikett ausreichend Platz.

Ich hoffe, das hilft! Ich habe Google Translate, um diese ins Deutsche ?bersetzen. Hoffentlich k?nnen Sie es verstehen!

Answer in English:

One thing you could do is to go to the chart editor, then to the Chart Format tab, then to the Plot section, then click on the Area Format button at the bottom, and set the bottom inset for the area within axes to a value that gives your label enough space.

I hope this helps! I used Google Translate to translate this to German. Hopefully you can understand it!

J0Wa

Thanks it works!!!

mwilliams

You're welcome! Let us know whenever you have questions!

jain

Hi,

I have tried with your solution its working fine, but I need to adjust the space dynamically.
Is there a way where I can set the area inset dynamically (using script)?

mwilliams

Are you wanting to set it dynamically only when you have negative values? Or what is the criteria?

jain

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="111963" data-time="1354318664" data-date="30 November 2012 - 04:37 PM">
Are you wanting to set it dynamically only when you have negative values? Or what is the criteria? </blockquote>
Yes I want to set the inset dynamically (using script) only for negative values 
 
Thanks, 
Jain

mwilliams

Take a look at this report. I used script to change whether the chart had negative values or not and which values were negative. Each time the report is ran, the values are different. In the chart script, you'll see where I grab the y-series values and check for negatives. Based on the return of this check, I either set the inset or don't set it. You may need to run the report several times to see both scenarios. Hope this helps. This report was made in 4.2.1. Let me know if you need it in an earlier version.

jain

Hi,I have tried the solution which you gave, its working as expected. Thanks Williams.

mwilliams

Great! Glad to help! Let us know whenever you have questions!