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Thank you very much for your assistance! I will modify my chart per your recommendation below. Thanks again!

Hello, I am using a MSSpline chart to represent a total variance (the dark line in the image) and various connected plots to represent the individual items whose variances comprise the total variance. On the y-axis, I would like to only display the value where the dark variance line intersects the y-axis. This intersection point will vary from user to user so I cannot hard code a "K" or "M" to represent thousands or millions. Is it possible to have the point of intersection on the y-axis displayed? If it is possible, can it be formatted using the standard formatting of "K" or "M"? The surrounding charts use the standard formatting so I would like to be consistent.. I wasn't able to figure out how to have the intersection point displayed so I tried using a trend line whose startValue equals the total variance. I then used displayValue to display the actual value of the variance (rather than displaying an alpha description). This description appears like it's on the y-axis which is great. I would like to have the displayed value formatted using the standard formatting of "K" or "M" as I mention above. Is this possible? I also tried to have the graph start at the value of the total variance (the dark line) instead of starting at 0. I was thinking that maybe if I chose to showZeroPlaneValue it would show my total variance amount becuase my chart now starts at the variance value rather than starting at 0. I couldn't figure this out either. Is this a possible solution? I am totally open to changing what I am doing if there is a better way to accomplish my goal. I appreciate any help you may be able to provide. Thank you.

Thank you SO much for your response. It worked perfectly and I'm so excited to know that we can use variables, this has just made everything 1000% easier!!!

Hello, I'm trying to configure a 3D stacked column chart and was wondering if it's possible to declare a java script variable then use that variable in the set value syntax. I've pasted my example below. Thank you for your help <!--Define Java variables to use in the chart --> var AnnualForecast=10000; var chart = new FusionCharts("<%[[WEBBRIDGE]]%>?LongviewIdentifier=<%[[WEBVARIABLE,LongviewIdentifier]]%>&LongviewAction=GetFile&LongviewContentType='image/swf'&LongviewFileName='Optix/StackedColumn3DLineDY.swf'", "3DStkColLin", "100%", "350", "0", "0"); chart.setDataXML("<chart palette='1' caption='Forecast vs Budget' shownames='1' showvalues='0' numberPrefix='$' connectNullData='0' PYAxisName='Dollars' numDivLines='4' formatNumberScale='1' decimals='1' forceDecimals='1' >\ <categories>\ <category label='Forecast' />\ <category label='Budget' />\ </categories>\ <dataset seriesName='Actuals YTD' color='AFD8F8' showValues='0'>\ <set value='5000' />\ <set value='' />\ </dataset>\ <dataset seriesName='Forecast 12 Month' color='F6BD0F' showValues='0'>\ <set value='AnnualForecast' />\ <set value='' />\ </dataset>\ <dataset seriesName='Budget YTD' color='8BBA00' showValues='0' >\ <set value='' />\ <set value='14835' />\ </dataset>\ <dataset seriesName='Budget 12 Month' color='000000' showValues='0' >\ <set value='' />\ <set value='30872' />\ </dataset>\ \