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Setting X axis position (Y intercept) on a graph

I am trying to prepare publication quality graphs with LabView, but there are some small obstacles. When I set the scale colors to transparent, the X axis appears on the top of the graph, instead of at the bottom, adjacent to the X scale values:

 

 

 

How can I set the X axis position (thus, it's intercept on the Y axis)?

 

thanks,

 

Lyle

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Sorry, the image didn't work:

 

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If you set the X Scale.Position:Top property you can move the location of the X scale.

 

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Thoric (CLA, CLED, CTD and LabVIEW Champion)


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Thanks. However, I was actually referring to the axis line, not the scale markers and values. I now understand that the "axis lines" that are shown in my figure are actually from the "3D" shading from the control. If I use a "classic" graph, I avoid this artifact. Likewise, I can add a cursor to act as the X and Y axis lines:

 

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Nevertheless, this seems a bit of a kludge.... There also seems to be a reduction in the quality the image for the classic graph (i.e. when you cut and paste the control into a document) as compared to the standard "3D" graph.

 

Lyle

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