on 02-16-2011 2:11 PM
I have a Line Chart that is is very jagged and plots directly from point to point, like this:
http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/7408/testhb.jpg
But I want to achieve something that looks a bit smoother where the line instead is curved from point to point, like this:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/bi.1111/b32122/img/curvedline_graph.gif
Is this possible in Xcelsius 2008? I couldn't find anything in the graph's properties and I also had no luck when searching google/these forums for a solution. Thanks for the help!
Anyone have some insight on this?
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Sorry, forgot to post the SWF
http://www.warbytowers.co.uk/curves.swf
It's made up of shorter straight lines, but they use the same rules that Excel's curved lines use.
If this is what you want, let me know and I'll email you the XLF.
Richard
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Hello Richard. I am required to generate a Sine wave in xcelsius and your post seemed quite relevant. So could you kindly mail me a copy of your xlf file? my mail id is <email address removed>
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Hello Richard,
I saw your .swf file and it was exactly what i was looking for.
Can you please send me the .xlf file to <email removed>
Thank you very much!
Francisco
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Hi Richard,
The line chart which you have developed looks good. Could you please share the XLF file. My mail id is <email removed>
Thanks,
Krishna
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Hello Richard
I have come across the same scenario today and I saw your .swf file and it was exactly what i was looking for.
Can you please be kind enough to send me the .XLF fil on <email address removed>
Thanks
Arshiyan
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I was afraid of that. It may be possible if I went the route of using formula's in Excel to create additional plotted points to help curve the line, but that can't happen because it'd falsify business numbers.
Thanks for the answer!
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I've actually done this now!
You can use formulas in Xcelsius to create interpolated points that are the same points that Excel would have used to created its smoothed line when you check the "smoothed line" checkbox.
I didn't feel I would be "falsifying" business data any more than I would be when checking the "smoothed line" box in Excel.
If you're still interested, let me know!
Richard
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