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Multiple Value Columns in an SPCChart

Former Member
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I'm plotting power generation values in an SPCChart but I'd also like to lay over it a second data series showing ambient temperature design power values for comparison. Right now I'm passing the second data series in as a control limit but it suffers in appearance. Setting it up as a second value column causes the chart to fail. I need to use an SPC Chart because the users want to enter data point comments.

One solution might be to use an iChart and handle the comments in a separate process. I'd lose the red comment flags but that would be a small price to pay.

Any thoughts?

We're running 12.0.4.

Thanks for the help!

David Macindoe

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jcgood25
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Map your second data series into the AttributeColumns and then assign it to the MouseTrackingAttribute. Even though you will not have a second line in the SPC Chart, at least the users only have to hover over the markers to see the value in the mouse tracking area (it will show up inside square brackets [xxxx] in the top left corner).

Former Member
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Thanks, Jeremy! It's a good work-around.

David

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