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9.3

X/Y scaling with MSChart type 2dXY

Asked by NormaPosy in Visual Basic Programming

VB6: My application produces an X/Y plot of data.  I am using MSChart type 2dXY.  The "autoscale" is enabled.

The X and Y axes evidently are scaled identically.  This means that, if the span of data for X, and that for Y, are not equal, the plot is not a square.

The span of data to be plotted varies.
My X data ranges from 0 to perhaps 1000.  My Y data typically goes from 0 to 100 or 200.
This produces a really "squished" picture.

I would like to specify the actual screen dimensions of the plot, no matter how the scale numbers are autoscaled.  Is this possible?

This is a simple plot, and it occurred to me that I could take the trouble to write the code to do my own plot.  But it would be easier to use MSChart, if I could force it to the screen dimensions I want.
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