4D Chart v13CT Chart arrays |
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4D Chart v13
CT Chart arrays
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CT Chart arrays ( area ; type ; size ; categoryArray ; seriesArray ; valuesArray ) -> Function result | ||||||||
Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
area | Longint |
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4D Chart area | |||||
type | Integer |
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Type of graph (see codes below) | |||||
size | Integer |
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Option for initial size of graph 1 = Variable 2 = Relative to window (Auto-Variable) 3 = Relative to graph (Auto-Document) | |||||
categoryArray | Array |
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Array of categories | |||||
seriesArray | Array |
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Array of series | |||||
valuesArray | Array |
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Array of values | |||||
Function result | Longint |
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Object ID number | |||||
CT Chart arrays creates a graph based on the specified arrays and returns the graph’s Object ID. This command can be used to create either a two-dimensional or three-dimensional graph.
The following table lists the codes for the type parameter.
Code | Chart Type |
1 | Area |
2 | Column |
3 | Picture |
4 | Line |
5 | Scatter |
6 | Pie |
7 | Polar |
8 | 2D XY |
100 | 3D Column |
101 | 3D Line |
102 | 3D Area |
103 | 3D Surface |
104 | 3D Triangle |
105 | 3D Spike |
The size parameter determines how much space the graph fills when it is generated and how the graph size changes when you resize the window:
The categoryArray parameter contains the X-axis categories.
seriesArray contains the series. In a two-dimensional graph, the series is displayed on the Category axis. In a three-dimensional graph, the series is displayed on the Series axis.
valuesArray is a one-dimensional array that contains all the values to be graphed on the Values axis. valuesArray must be filled in so that there is a value for each element of the categoryArray and seriesArray. That is, if there are n categories and m series, there will be n*m elements in valuesArray.
The following illustration shows the order in which valuesArray should be filled. n represents the total number of categories. m represents the total number of series.
For example, consider the following data and resulting Values array:
School (Categories) | Year (Series) | Students(Values) | aValues |
Sunnyoaks | 1990 | 1000 | aValues{1}:=1000 |
Sunnyoaks | 1992 | 1250 | aValues{2}:=600 |
Sunnyoaks | 1994 | 800 | aValues{3}:=1250 |
Valley | 1990 | 600 | aValues{4}:=975 |
Valley | 1992 | 975 | aValues{5}:=800 |
Valley | 1994 | 1100 | aValues{6}:=1100 |
Product: 4D Chart
Theme: CT Chart
Number:
14526
Created: 4D Chart 1
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