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Dyogenez #1
Cfcharting from high to low?
Thi has been giving me a lot of trouble lately -- and i'm wondering if it's
even possible. I have a system where users are ranked (from 1 - 6) 1 being the
highest 6 being lowest. It's easy enough to create a chart from 1 to 6, but
then the user who does the best would be at the bottom. I want to create a
cfchart that (in effect) is like what follows. Is there anyway in CF7for the
y axis to descend in value instead of ascend?
<cfchart
format = "flash"
gridlines = 6
scaleFrom = 6
scaleTo = 1>
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coldfusion support #2
Re: Cfcharting from high to low?
Hi Dyogenez
You can do descending graph by using the isReversed attribute for the axes.
Checkout this feature by running <cfinstall>\charting\webcharts.bat
And see the attributes for Y-axis.
Regards
Prayank
"Dyogenez" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d1q23k$l8n$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Thi has been giving me a lot of trouble lately -- and i'm wondering if
> it's
> even possible. I have a system where users are ranked (from 1 - 6) 1
> being the
> highest 6 being lowest. It's easy enough to create a chart from 1 to 6,
> but
> then the user who does the best would be at the bottom. I want to create
> a
> cfchart that (in effect) is like what follows. Is there anyway in
> CF7for the
> y axis to descend in value instead of ascend?
>
> <cfchart
> format = "flash"
> gridlines = 6
> scaleFrom = 6
> scaleTo = 1>
>
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