For help in the teechart how to curve beyond the Y axis part of the border from the bottom of the Y-CodePudding

As shown how the curve part of more than 100 reverses the bottom display got haven't Teechart have related properties can be set up for everybody help appreciated!

CodePudding user response:

Good evil figure

Big ye, you want to minus 100 of more than 100, 120, for example, when you draw the curve of 111 will take 20, 11 as shown below, please not

My analysis should be to

CodePudding user response:

Thank you very much but if simple so the first point at the bottom of the will and the peak before connection, it is not by illustrations like this

CodePudding user response:

Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (0, 10);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (1, 20);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (2, 30);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (3, 40);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (4, 50);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (50, 60);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (6, 70);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (7, 80);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (8, 90);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (9, 100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddNull (");
//cht1 Series [0]. AddXY (10, 110-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (11, 120-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (12, 130-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (13, 140-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (14, 130-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (15, 120-100);
//cht1 Series [0]. AddXY (16, 110-100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddNull (");

Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (17, 100);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (18, 90);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (19, 80);
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (20, 70);

CodePudding user response:

Perfect optimization version:

 cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (0, 10); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (1, 20); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (2, 30); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (3, 40); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (4, 50); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (50, 60); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (6, 70); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (7, 80); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (8, 90); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (9, 100); 

Cht1. Series [0]. AddNullXY (10, 110-100, "); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (10, 110-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (11, 120-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (12, 130-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (13, 140-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (14, 130-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (15, 120-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (16, 110-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddNullXY (16, 110-100, "); 

Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (17, 100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (18, 90); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (19, 80); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (20, 70);

CodePudding user response:

reference 4 floor doorsky123 response:

Perfect optimization version:

 cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (0, 10); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (1, 20); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (2, 30); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (3, 40); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (4, 50); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (50, 60); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (6, 70); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (7, 80); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (8, 90); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (9, 100); 

Cht1. Series [0]. AddNullXY (10, 110-100, "); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (10, 110-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (11, 120-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (12, 130-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (13, 140-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (14, 130-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (15, 120-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (16, 110-100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddNullXY (16, 110-100, "); 

Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (17, 100); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (18, 90); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (19, 80); 
Cht1. Series [0]. AddXY (20, 70);

Thank you very much! I have a try

CodePudding user response:

Tchart to join chart, set to adaptive, good,

CodePudding user response:

refer to 6th floor ywx2008 response:

tchart to join the chart, set to adaptive, good,

What do you mean I need this effect right now,,