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Programmatically control the X Axis Label Format

hey

i have a scatter plot, on which i am plotting various types of graph. i need to change the axis label format for each one, but i cannot seem to locate the property that controls this.

can anyone help?
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Hello Kreuters,

Can you explain in greater detail what you mean when you say 'label format'? What do you wish to have displaying as the X axis scale and what does it show at the moment?

Also which Measurement Studio objects are you working with in particular and which version do you have installed?

Tom
NIUK

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Hi Kreuters,

I assume you are talking about the
LabelFormat property associated with XAxis objects. That property is part of the MajorDivisions or MinorDivisions property of the particular x-axis object that you are working with. Now that we are clear on that, to change the LabelFormat programmatically, you could say:


 

// Remember that XAxes collection is zero-based
sampleWaveformGraph.XAxes[0].MajorDivisions.LabelFormat = new FormatString(FormatStringMode.Engineering, "ee0"); 

In the NI Measurement Studio Help, navigate to NI Measurement Studio Help >> NI Measurement Studio .NET Class Library >> Reference and then find the FormatString Class section. This has additional code snippets for you.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Best Regards,

Message Edited by Jonathan N on 05-16-2007 09:12 AM

Jonathan N.
National Instruments
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yes, that is exactly what i was after, thanks.
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Thanks Jonathan. Very clear and complete explanations !

 

Éric

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