GraphType Property

Sets the style of how the graph will be displayed.

Syntax

FlpGrf.GraphType [ = value]

The GraphType property has these parts:

Part	Description
FlpGrf	An object expression that evaluates the Flipper Graph ASP object.
value	An integer expression specifying what the graph will look like.

Settings

Constant	Value	Description
flpXYY	0	XYY graph
flpPieChart	1	Pie chart
flpSpiderChart	2	Spider Chart
flpXYZ	3	XYZ graph
flpBubbleChart	4	Bubble graph
flpXYYData	5	XYYData graph

Remarks

Each graph type has certain requirements for use. The XYY graph is the easiest as only the columns have to have at least an X and a Y to plot. If a 3D XYY graph is desired, go to Graph3DRotation.

Pie graphs are a unique type of graph that has their own Pie. properties. The labels are in the x-axis and conform to manual scaling.

Spider graphs are similar to the XYY graphs. They need at least an X and a Y.

Surface graphs are essentially XYZ graphs. The second y-axis acts as the z-axis, and the other two are the same. Also, a surface graph must be in 3D or it will display as a 2D XYY graph.

XYYData is a graph type that enables you to use one column in the data buffer to setup all of your y-axis data. When this graph type is set, all X data must be entered into the data buffer using DataValue(row, 0) = value, and all Y data must be entered into the data buffer using DataValue(row, 1) = value. Each X value corresponds to a Y value.

Then to setup each unique data column as a separate entity you must specify a ColumnRowStart and ColumnRowEnd for each column. These properties set the range of the begin and end row of data in the buffer for the active column. Click for an example.