Hi all,
I want to create a High Low chart overlaid with a plot chart. and High Low graph overlaid with a scatter plot.
1. My question is that which one of these is possible using JFreeChart.
2. I want the second Y axis, lets say y2, to be displayed at the right hand side of the graph. How can this be done in JFreeChart, if posiible.
If one can tell me what would need to be done in cewolf also to achieve this, it will be great.
Thanks in advance
Nin
Overlaid charts?? want to have a second axis to be shown
Re: Overlaid charts?? want to have a second axis to be shown
Nin wrote:
> I want to create a High Low chart overlaid with a plot
> chart. and High Low graph overlaid with a scatter plot.
>
> 1. My question is that which one of these is possible using
> JFreeChart.
I'm not sure what you mean by the first combination, but certainly the second can be done.
> 2. I want the second Y axis, lets say y2, to be displayed at
> the right hand side of the graph. How can this be done in
> JFreeChart, if posiible.
It is not possible yet. Dual axes is a feature that is being worked on for a future release.
> If one can tell me what would need to be done in cewolf also
> to achieve this, it will be great.
Sorry, I can't help with Cewolf as I haven't used it yet. I've heard good things about it though...
Regards,
DG
> I want to create a High Low chart overlaid with a plot
> chart. and High Low graph overlaid with a scatter plot.
>
> 1. My question is that which one of these is possible using
> JFreeChart.
I'm not sure what you mean by the first combination, but certainly the second can be done.
> 2. I want the second Y axis, lets say y2, to be displayed at
> the right hand side of the graph. How can this be done in
> JFreeChart, if posiible.
It is not possible yet. Dual axes is a feature that is being worked on for a future release.
> If one can tell me what would need to be done in cewolf also
> to achieve this, it will be great.
Sorry, I can't help with Cewolf as I haven't used it yet. I've heard good things about it though...
Regards,
DG