i am looking to create a line graph that will have a scale across the x axis from 20 - 100. I want to have 6 values on my y axis and dislay these values (V1, V2, V3, V4, V5 and V6). I want to plot the data and draw a line graph. So for example my data might be as follows:

V1 - 35

V2 - 45

V3 - 47

V4 - 52

V5 - 60

V6 - 62

I want to draw a line graph that will join up the values from V2 to V5. And simply display a dot or plot point where the values for V1 and V6 exist.

I also want to draw a vertical line down through the graph, and this line should be drawn at the average of all the points (i.e. add up the values for V1 to V6 and divide by 6)

Is there anyone who thinks this can be done? I am using Fusion Charts for many other graphs and think its very good but I dont think it can cope with this? Am I wrong?

Kind regards

Damien.

In our scatter chart, you can opt to plot lines between points. Also, both the x and y axis are numeric. So, create 2 datasets - first, containing the points which you want to connect with line and second simple points.

For the mean line, use the trend line feature.

Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team

<graph palette='2' caption='Server Performance' yAxisName='Response Time (sec)' xAxisName='Server Load (TPS)'

xAxisMaxValue='100' xAxisMinValue='20' yAxisMaxValue='7'>

   <categories verticalLineColor='666666' verticalLineThickness='1'>
      <category label='20' x='20' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='30' x='30' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='40' x='40' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='50' x='50' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='60' x='60' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='70' x='70' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='80' x='80' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='90' x='90' showVerticalLine='1'/>
      <category label='100' x='100' showVerticalLine='0'/>
   </categories>

   <categories horizontalLineColor='666666' horizontalLineThickness='1'>
      <category label='V5' x='1' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='V4' x='2' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='V3' x='3' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='V2' x='4' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='V1' x='5' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='ACT' x='6' showhorizontalLine='1'/>
      <category label='' x='7' showhorizontalLine='0'/>
   </categories>

   <dataset seriesName='Server 1' color='009900' anchorSides='3' anchorRadius='4' anchorBgColor='D5FFD5'

anchorBorderColor='009900'>
      <set y='2' x='32' />
      <set y='3' x='43' />
      <set y='4' x='48' />
      <set y='5' x='50' />
   </dataset>

   <dataset seriesName='Server 2' color='0000FF' anchorSides='4' anchorRadius='4' anchorBgColor='C6C6FF'

anchorBorderColor='0000FF'>
      <set y='1' x='23'/>
      <set y='6' x='29'/>
   </dataset>

   <vTrendlines>
      <line startValue='53' endValue='53.1' lineThickness='2' color='FF0000'  />
   </vTrendlines>

</graph>

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I would like to display V1, V2, V3 etc up along the Y axis, instead of displaying 1-7 but my code does not work. Is it correct what I am tring to do? It seems to work fine to display on the X axis but I cannot display different values on the Y axis.

Also I do not know how to join up the 4 values in the 1st data series. Do you have any advice on how I can do this?

Many thanks

Damien.

>> Also I do not know how to join up the 4 values in the 1st data series. Do you have any advice on how I can do this?
Set <dataset drawLine='1' ..>

Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team

once again, thanks for your help. What you have suggested works perfectly.

We have one last problem....

As we have set out Y axis scale from 0-7, the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 appear on the Y axis. We also want our names for the trend lines on that side though.... Is there a setting where we can stop the Y axis displaying the values? Or perhaps we can fool the graph by asking it to display a blank (e.g. ' ') in place of the 1,2,3 etc...

Thanks,

Damien.

<chart showYAxisValues='0' ..>

Many thanks, this works perfectly! I am thrilled with your software, it has given us a solution to creating a graph that we did not think was possible!!

I cannot speak highly enough of the software, and the excellent support that I have received on this.

Kind regards

Damien Lee.