Hallo,
I have a problem by drawing a special kind of bar chart to show the derivation of measurement values.
_________________________________________
90 |_________________________|X|_____________
80 |_________________________|X|_____________
70 |_______________|X|_______|X|_____________
60 |____|X|________|X|_______|X|_____________
50 |____|X|________|X|_______|X|_______|X|___
20 - 30 ' 30 - 40 ' 40 - 50 ' 50 - 60'
I get from the data values between 0 and 60. What I have to do is to show the number of values which have a value between 20 and 30, 30 and 40 and so on.
My question is: how can I group the values easily? The best would be if I could auto scale the x-axis so crystal reports knows, that it shall draw 4 bars and if need 6 bars I only enter this number.
One way I tought about was to create running totals and adding thease to the bar chart. But then I have no autoscaling if a value appears I did not prepare.
Thank you for your help.
I have a problem by drawing a special kind of bar chart to show the derivation of measurement values.
_________________________________________
90 |_________________________|X|_____________
80 |_________________________|X|_____________
70 |_______________|X|_______|X|_____________
60 |____|X|________|X|_______|X|_____________
50 |____|X|________|X|_______|X|_______|X|___
20 - 30 ' 30 - 40 ' 40 - 50 ' 50 - 60'
I get from the data values between 0 and 60. What I have to do is to show the number of values which have a value between 20 and 30, 30 and 40 and so on.
My question is: how can I group the values easily? The best would be if I could auto scale the x-axis so crystal reports knows, that it shall draw 4 bars and if need 6 bars I only enter this number.
One way I tought about was to create running totals and adding thease to the bar chart. But then I have no autoscaling if a value appears I did not prepare.
Thank you for your help.