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Stacked Plots, how to see both of them ?

Hello, I'm trying to get two stacked plots going on my screen but I can
only see
one charting area. I have looked at the demo program yscale.zip and they
have
a grey bar between plots. How do I get that grey bar so I can see my two
plot
area's. I selected "stacked plots" but I can't find any method of
separting the
two area's with my mouse. Does anyone know how they did that?

I think I understand how they used two slider bars to create the y axis
scales,
but if anyone has any other info on how to do it well I certainly don't
mind
hearing it.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Regards,

Steve Drake
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> Hello, I'm trying to get two stacked plots going on my screen but I can
> only see
> one charting area. I have looked at the demo program yscale.zip and they
> have
> a grey bar between plots. How do I get that grey bar so I can see my two
> plot
> area's. I selected "stacked plots" but I can't find any method of
> separting the
> two area's with my mouse. Does anyone know how they did that?
>
> I think I understand how they used two slider bars to create the y axis
> scales,
> but if anyone has any other info on how to do it well I certainly don't
> mind
> hearing it.
>

You need to stack the chart, and either wire up a cluster of two or more
clusters, or wire up a 2D array and grow the plot legend to preallocate
more than one plot area. The extra scales wil
l automatically show up with
the new plot areas.

Greg McKaskle
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