on 2007 Jul 18 5:41 AM
hi,
it is possible to set upper specific limit and lower specific limit in ichart?
-murali
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Murali,
If all you are trying to accomplish is to add a pair of horizontal limit lines to your trend chart (essentially not real limits but just visible desired boundaries) there is no need to use an iSPCChart, just add them to the dataset being returned by your query and the chart will draw them. You should be able to do this quite easily in a SQL statement or as Calculated Columns in a BLS transaction. Then simply add these two new columns to the ValueColumns mapping area.
Regards,
Jeremy
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To add to Jeremy's suggestion, you only need 2 points (for straight line limits). Make sure that the x value of the first point of your limit is equal to the x value of the first point of your data set. Do the same for the last point.
You can even leave the data points for your limits in a separate Rowset and the iChart will draw them.
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