I have the following array which is used to populate an MSChart:
X Y
0.0012 29.19
0.00277 39.17
0.0054 49.25
0.00749 52.9
0.01013 61.63
0.01743 62.88
0.02679 67.87
0.075 88.43
0.425 92.73
2 98.59
I want the chart to be semi-logarithmic, with the x-axis being logarithmic. I can successfully display a non-logarithmic graph with correct labelling on both axes. I can also make the Y-axis logarithmic. However, I can't make the X-Axis logarithmic.
This is the code:
.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX).AxisScale.Type = VtChScaleTypeLogarithmic
.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX).AxisScale.LogBase = 10
Is this possible?
Thanks!
X Y
0.0012 29.19
0.00277 39.17
0.0054 49.25
0.00749 52.9
0.01013 61.63
0.01743 62.88
0.02679 67.87
0.075 88.43
0.425 92.73
2 98.59
I want the chart to be semi-logarithmic, with the x-axis being logarithmic. I can successfully display a non-logarithmic graph with correct labelling on both axes. I can also make the Y-axis logarithmic. However, I can't make the X-Axis logarithmic.
This is the code:
.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX).AxisScale.Type = VtChScaleTypeLogarithmic
.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX).AxisScale.LogBase = 10
Is this possible?
Thanks!