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allmhuran
Joined: 28 Sep 2009 Posts: 1
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 11:28 pm Post subject: Adding @AAx plots crystal field used in @SC x y |
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I am currently trying the demo of CRChart to overcome the limitations of the vanilla charting.
I created a test report using an area graph. A common problem with these is that crystal auto scales the y axis too narrowly, and there is no way I know of to increase the maximum y axis value in order to get a bit of space on the chart above the plotted area in vanilla charting.
I created a formula field called ymax to grab the maximum value from my data and multiplied it by 1.2, to use as the new y axis maximum.
I added ymax to the "show values" area of the data tab. It was the second item in the list.
I included the macro @SC 0 P1 in my chart.
The axis reformatted correctly.
I then tried to also add the @AA4 macro, since I had no titles or labels on the chart.
When I added the @AA4 macro my chart graphic changed and now included the value of ymax as a second area on the chart.
It does not matter where I put @AA4 (or any other @AA), the ymax "data" is plotted as a chart area once I add the second macro.
As a test I tried adding the @HIDE_ZERO macro as the second macro instead of @AA, and the ymax data was not plotted.
Why is ymax being shown as data when I add the @AA macro? |
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