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Posted 8/10/2007 9:47:37 PM
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I would like to create a sort of league table, plotting each position by round. Currently, my chart goes up in increment, for example, 1-12, when I want it to go 12-1 (12 at the bottom and 1 at the top).

Also, I would like each number 12-1 to appear to the side of the Y column where it appears in steps of 2 or 3.

Is this possible with the free version?

Thanks
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Posted 8/11/2007 4:22:04 AM
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I tried this with negative numbers on the y-axis. This works good, but if there are NULL-values at the beginning of the x-axis, the chart ignores the min and max for the y-axis specified within statement.

I tried this on a soccer-tipgame. The chart displays the ranking of a user on each league-day. There is no problem, if the user has started with his tips on the first day. In this case there is an user-rank for the first day, but if an user saved his first tip on the second league-day, the chart has no data for the first day. The xml contains in this case an empty set ("") and the chart-line starts correctly on the second day. But if so, the numbering for max and min on the y-axis is not as defined in the xml.

Examples:

1. User starts tipping on first day. Min and max for y-axis is max="-1" and min="-30". Y-axis shows -1 to -30 (correct!)

2. User starts tipping on second or later day. Min and max for y-axis is max="-1" and min="-30". Y-axis shows 8 to -16 (incorrect!)

Is this a bug of fusioncharts free or made i something wrong?
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Posted 8/14/2007 12:21:22 AM
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You can easily use the Inverse y-axis charts from our PowerCharts v3 suite at http://www.fusioncharts.com/PowerCharts.asp#inverse

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Pallav Nadhani
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Posted 8/17/2007 4:34:04 PM
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Thanks for the tip, but this chart is not free! Because i am developing a free script as open source, i do not have so much money to buy it. Your charts are very good, but, sorry, for me too expensive.
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