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mysky

Multiseries Line Chart and Max Value.

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Hello,

I have using MSline.swf and have it working fine. The problem is:  I have one value that is over 500k and the other values are very small.  I would like the chart to only go up to 300k letting that line of course go above the chart cut off. I have tried the below with NO LUCK.  The chart is worthless if I can not make the compersions smaller because you cannot see most of the lines due to the one value of 500k.  Please help?  Thank you

yAxisMinValue="300000"

 SYAxisMaxValue ="300000" 

PYAxisMaxValue = "300000"

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Hello mysky,

Could you please attach the XML you're working with so that we can have a look and try to figure out what the issue might be?

Thanks!

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Thank you for your help!!! Please let me know what I need to do to make the max work?

<chart caption="APPLICATION OUTAGE" subcaption="if application is not listed below it was up 100%" lineThickness="2" showValues="0" formatNumberScale="0" anchorRadius="2" divLineAlpha="20" divLineColor="CC3300" divLineIsDashed="1" showAlternateHGridColor="1" alternateHGridAlpha="5" alternateHGridColor="CC3300" shadowAlpha="40" labelStep="2" numvdivlines="5" chartRightMargin="35" numberSuffix="" bgColor="FFFFFF" bgAngle="270" bgAlpha="10,10" yAxisMinValue="2000" SYAxisMaxValue ="100000" PYAxisMaxValue = "10" labelDisplay='ROTATE' rotateValues ="1" showBorder ="0" >

<categories>

  <category label="8/6/2006" />

  <category label="8/7/2006" />

  <category label="8/8/2006" />

  <category label="8/9/2006" />

  <category label="8/10/2006" />

  <category label="8/11/2006" />

  <category label="8/12/2006" />

  </categories>

<dataset seriesName="Offline Marketing" color="1D8BD1" anchorBorderColor="1D8BD1" anchorBgColor="1D8BD1">

  <set value="1327" />

  <set value="1826" />

  <set value="500000" />

  <set value="1511" />

  <set value="1904" />

  <set value="1957" />

  <set value="1296" />

  </dataset>

<dataset seriesName="Search" color="F1683C" anchorBorderColor="F1683C" anchorBgColor="F1683C">

  <set value="2042" />

  <set value="3210" />

  <set value="2994" />

  <set value="3115" />

  <set value="2844" />

  <set value="3576" />

  <set value="1862" />

  </dataset>

<dataset seriesName="Paid Search" color="2AD62A" anchorBorderColor="2AD62A" anchorBgColor="2AD62A">

  <set value="850" />

  <set value="1010" />

  <set value="1116" />

  <set value="1234" />

  <set value="1210" />

  <set value="1054" />

  <set value="802" />

  </dataset>

<dataset seriesName="From Mail" color="DBDC25" anchorBorderColor="DBDC25" anchorBgColor="DBDC25">

  <set value="541" />

  <set value="781" />

  <set value="920" />

  <set value="754" />

  <set value="840" />

  <set value="893" />

  <set value="451" />

  </dataset>

<styles>

<definition>

  <style name="CaptionFont" type="font" size="12" />

  </definition>

<application>

  <apply toObject="CAPTION" styles="CaptionFont" />

  <apply toObject="SUBCAPTION" styles="CaptionFont" />

  </application>

  </styles>

  </chart>

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Hi,

 

 

 

I'm afraid you cannot clip the values, as FusionCharts axis is a contain-all axis. However, you may use the logarithmic axis charts from our PowerCharts suite which distributes the sudden spikes in data more evenly (owing to log axis).

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