Tick mark spacing

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• How the control number of the minorticks between two tick marks of the axis?

  Hi guys,.

  I want to draw a number of minor ticks between two graduations of the vertical axis of the column chart based on user input.

  ex: If user provides 2 there are two minor ticks between two tick marks on the axis.

  Thanks in advance.

  From what I can tell with sleeping with her, minorInterval value divides the vertical County to get the appropriate number of ticks between each interval.

  In the example above, I have the interval to 10 and when I put the minorInterval at 2, then I get 5 ticks.  The first tick is the interval and then followed by 4 more ticks.

  In your example, in order for me to see 2 ticks between intervals, then, I must assign the minorInterval 3.5 .

  10 / 3.5 = 3 (2 ticks)

  The forumla should be something like:

  ViewableTicks = interval / (selected ticks + 1);

  So, if I created a drop down list with 1-9 ticks (because 0 does not work if you are showing minor ticks), then when the option is changed, I calculate the value for minor ticks and set the component LinearAxis (countAxis) this new value.

  protected function tickViewList_changeHandler(event:IndexChangeEvent):void
  {
   var tickCount:int = tickViewList.selectedItem;
   var tickView:Number = countAxis.interval / (tickCount + 1);
   countAxis.minorInterval = tickView;
  }
  

  I created a blog post showing my example.

  

  Post edited by: DeanLoganBH - add link post blog with photos of example

• marker spacing (bug?)

  I have a program that is periodically updated with different z scale intensity graph max and min values (which are used to determine the range to a table of colors).  I want the user to have the ability to specify the number of intervals of marker, but I seem to have run into a bit of a bug.  It turns out that "uniform spacing marker" is not indeed uniform if the balance goes into the negative range.  It seems that balance should always increment in what concerns the marker 0, no matter where I specify the range start property to be.

  Here, look at the VI I joined.  I have a scale from - 100 to 100, and I try to divide it into 5 intervals similarly. Ideally, the markers of scale would be just read 100, 60, 20, 20, 60, 100.  Instead, because she chooses to always use 0 as the reference of the increment, it reads 100 80, 40, 0, 40, 80, -100.  Does anyone know of a way around this?

  I have not tested the following theory:

  A scale has 5 properties: Min, Max, increment increment minor Major, Start.

  I think the start will allways be a marker value, so I think that the evolution from the beginning to 'Min' you will get where you want.

  Tone

• Chart WPF: How to add a space between the labels and tick marks

  I would like to know how to set a margin between the main graduations and their labels in a chart for WPF.

  Especially in the x-axis labels are placed very close ticks.

  

  Unfortunately, there are no existing configuration property to add an extra space around the scale labels. I created a task to address them in a future version of Measurement Studio.

  To work around the problem, you can use a string format that includes extra whitespace in the result:

  
  
          
  
              
  
                  
  
                      Format="{}{0} " />
  
                  
  
              
  
          
  
      

  If you need a check, you can create a custom label presenter to add extra space for the generated label visual.

• Back to the indicator of speed and hash/tick marks

  so... I am back! and here's my problem:

  I went during the preliminary discussions, because I simply can't understand why this particular counter hatch not line up correctly.  Here's what I do: (brands of hash on the speedometer equals 11 and there is a gap of 90 degrees at the bottom of the speed indicator, there are 21 small hatch).

  I create the outer circle and then the circle (the inner circle is not actually necessary for the moment).

  on a new layer, I create the great hash mark;

  I select the outer circle and the brand of hash and copy them to another layer

  I turn them: 360-90/11 = 24.55 with 10 copies (see circle top of page)

  Then I copy the original outer circle and the original big hash mark into a new layer and adjust the weight of the race to represent the small hash mark

  then I turn 21-90/360 = 12.86 with 20 copies (see middle circle)

  and you can see my background circle that both sets of hatching don't align properly.  What I am doing wrong?

  

  Thank you

  Jber

  Jber,

  You must use (360-90) / 10-(360-90) / 20, because one is considered as the number 0, and there are 10/20 intervals, i.e. 270/10 = 27 and 270/20 = 13.5 so two small correspond to a big (intervals). The gap is also much more than 90 degrees (about 114.5 degrees).

  The reason the strange(ness of the) misalignment is the division by 21 (20 + 1) is only half as well off is the division by 11 (10 + 1).

  You have to rotate so that the gap of 90 degrees down of course.

• Hatch irregularly spaced

  I'm sure that it is a fairly simple solution to this, but I can't see it.  This dial irregularly spaced ICT/sharps and I need to recreate the sharps. They must be in the same position as the original, except that they should look better than the original.  All major brands of hash must have the same width and length, Ditto for the small hash marks.  What I did (and it doesn't) is:

  Draw a circle with no fill and no respect, use scissors to cut each large brand of hash, create a custom brush for the '5' sharps and another for the number '3' signs, but using mixtures.  It works very well if all the hash marks, small and large have the same length, which is not and that's my problem.  If I draw the brands of hash, using the method above, hatching are drawn the outline of the center of the circle, so that when trying to attract smaller, the length is not correct.  Anyone know how to get both small and large hash marks in the orginal position and keep them spaced correctly on the circle?  even if they are spaced so irregular one to the other they must be well positioned on the invisible circle.  I hope I'm making sense.  If I try to select them all, and then individually move one end of the smaller hash (to make the smallest hash) their position around the invisible circle changes and they all start looking weird.

  Here's the original dial:

  

  Jber,

  In my opinion, the best way in this case is Custom make. On top of the original as a locked template (created in red or in some other suitable color clearly perceptible both black and white and with some guides checked), you can:

  (1) create three vascular accident brain/nofill circles corresponding to the outer ends of the graduations, and ends of the shorter ends of the longest;

  (2) add the anchor with the anchor Point tool add (supplied with the pen tool) in the center of each tick.

  (3) for each tick mark, with Butt Cap ticked set the weight of the race to the width and the ClickDrag with the tool line Segment since the anchor Point to the center of the circle, then cut the new tick mark with the scissors tool, where it intersects the circle of the relevant inner end and remove the excess part internal (you can create all the more long thick first and then the more narrow courts);

  (4) delete or hide the circles and value all of the white strokes or whatever color desired.

  You can recreate the black background with a simple filled circle and a straight cut down frequency (unless the right cut is just one thing to crop image); You can use the line Segment tool, object > path > divide objects below and remove the excess part background.

  Created in this way, the graduations will really point to the Center.

• How to calculate the degree of rotation of ticks

  Hello again,

  So with a lot of help I got here, I was able to move all the way to learn how to do my work digitally instead of with an old camera.

  In my last discussion, I learned to make the tick marks with copies and rotation.  Now, my question is, how is the rotation calculated if A) I get the placement right tick brands, especially small ones because there are so many and B) how calculate the degree of rotation so that I have the right amount of space at the bottom of the gauge/dial?

  Here is a picture to show what I'm asking:

  

  I know how to get the tick big brands and small graduations, if I had to place it evenly around the entire circle, I know how to do this too - but since I'm putting around some of the circle (although always evenly) I'm lost.  I can understand only the space of hit and Miss calculations and that takes too much time.  I also need to know how to rotate the whole thing by obtaining space open as shown below.

  Thanks for your help!

  Well let's say you want a gap of 90 °

  and need for 100 points. then: 360 ° - 90 ° (270) / 100 = 2.7 copies up to 100 angle 2.7

  and need 20 points then it will be 270 / 20 = angle 13.5

  G

• How to create brands in a vaulted space policy

  I need to recreate this dial and I learned how to create regularly spaced tick marks in a circle, but it is an ellipse.  Here, I tried to draw two ellipse then used scissors to cut down them to size.  Then, I used the online tool and called each of the graduations.  Then I adjusted the weight of each tick.  This isn't a good method, because end ticks have not reached the ends of the ellipse perfectly, leaving a very little bit of graduation outside the ellipse.  There must be a better way to do it. Here's what I ended up with:

  

  But that's what I need to create:

  

  (I only need to create the part arched with graduations of this dial)

  Any help is appreciated, but please note that I am familiar with only the basics of illustrator, I simply do not do this kind of work often enough to completely understand the software.

  Thank you!!!

  Jber,

  If you want graduations follow an ellipse and at the same time have a constant width (two different widths), you can:

  Lock 0) image of the dial;

  (1) create the thickest graduation and move a copy to the right, then a mixture of one step.

  (2) create the thinnest scale and move a copy to the right, then a mixture of five steps.

  (3) create two ellipses, corresponding to two arcs, and then create an object and a step mixing > blend > Expand to get an ellipse to Midway;

  (4) with the ellipse to halfway object > path > add Anchor Points a few times (see below), and then copy the ellipse to Midway;

  (5) select the ellipse at halfway original thin mixture and the object > blend > change the meaning;

  (6) select the ellipse to halfway to the copy and the thick mixture and object > blend > change the meaning.

  Now you should have the dial set with thicker scales on top of those thinner on top of all of the elliptical arc.

  If you wish to extend the thick tick marks to the top, you can select this mixture and:

  (7) object > blend > expand.

  (8) to select each of the thick check marks and select low Point of reference in the ((droite à gauche, Centre pour centre, gauche à droite) Transform palette, then multiply the value of H by the desired amount and click Ctrl / Cmd + entry to make them a little more to the top/outside.)

  The object > path > add Anchor Points to 4) is to get an even distribution of the mixture thin tick mark (not necessary because tick thick brand mix because there is only a single step).

• Crazy SpellCheck

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  I guess that the spell checker is crazy because the incorrect dictionary has been selected. To select Law Dictionary:

  1. Right-click on a text box and open the submenu language .
  2. Make sure the dictionary required (in English) has a tick mark against it.

  If this is not enough and you really want to disable completely spell, see these instructions: How to use the spellchecker of Firefox?.

• First HP - RPN Mode - enter an algebraic Expression

  First HP Calculator into RPN mode, is there a way to enter an algebraic expression?  For example, on HP 50 G, you use the check mark button, ' ' ' to start the expression, then continue as algebraic.  Should I just go to the CAs to do this?

  Enter the algebraic expressions on the first HP is done in the same way as on the HP 50 g: just put the tick marks around the expression.  On the first HP, the tick mark is a shifted key: [Shift] [()].

  Hope that helps!

• Box insert/create in a table

  I am trying to create a report that includes text, tables and pictures.

  Crucial to make this work is to have two check boxes clickable in the table, similar to a number, or insert a tick.

  I try with the help of numbers for the table, but then I would need to merge this table after the text, but before the pictures section.

  (The most recent message that I can find from 2013 and I hope that there was some improvements since then.)

  Although Numbers ' 09 v2.3 and numbers 3.6.1 on El Capitan allow checkboxes in the cells, there is no format support given in Pages ' 09 v4.3 or v5.6.1 Pages check box. A copy/paste of two figures, in their respective version of Pages will produce a table with Boolean words (for example a FAKE, TRUE) that represents the initial state of the checkbox in number. A tick mark selected alternative can be produced in the Pages table cell by pressing option + v keys.

• custom indicator gauge needles

  Someone at - it something for the manufacture of different types of needles for an indicator on the dipstick? For example, I want to show an instantaneous value with standard needle as well as an average value or threshold with a line or a triangle of external pointing inward. I thought using markers of scale arbitrary and covering of the tick mark, but can't seem to do it either. I can do those two things on an indicator of the slide, but can't seem to do the equivalent on a gauge. I know that I could probably do it with an image, but it seems a lot of work.

  LV 2011 defines two different hands:

  Customize control, editing, import the image of the needle

• Derived YAxis for 360 angles

  Hi all,

  All those put in place an object derived from NationalInstruments.UI.YAxis to display the MajorDivision and MinorDivisions form 360 angles?

  In this way, instead of display

  3

  2

  1

  0

  -1

  -2

  -3

  Display the tick-mark labels

  3

  2

  1

  0

  359

  358

  357

  I guess it would be like adding a new type of string in the shape which would be 'modulo 360'.

  If someone has an idea, I'd appreciate Info!

  See you soon,.

  CD

  I found answer myself!

  I created this class:

  Class clNI_CustomFormatString360
  
    Inherits FormatString
  
    Private decimals_ As Integer = 0
  
    Public Sub New (ByVal decimals As Integer)
  
      MyBase.New (FormatStringMode.Numeric, "G5")
  
      decimals_ = decimal
  
    End Sub
  
  Public Overrides Function FormatDouble(ByVal value As Double) As String
  
      <>
  
        value = 360
  
      End while
  
      While the value > = 360
  
        value-= 360
  
      End while
  
      Return MyBase.FormatDouble (Math.Round (value, decimals_))
  
    End Function
  
  End Class

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    myScatterGraph.YAxes (0). MajorDivisions.LabelFormat = New clNI_CustomFormatString360 (1)
  
    

  Who did the trick!

• The scale of the objects in front panel for different screen sizes

  Hello

  Can someone help me Vi design for different screen sizes. I designed a VI to a small monitor and a lower resolution, but when I open the Vi even on another monitor, objects are not aligned correctly. The properties that I have changed are

  Appearance of window-> by default

  Size of the window-> screen size 0.0 & Tick marked options to keep proportions for monitors different and all the objects on the scale

  Position of the window Run Time-> Maximum

  Concerning

  Imran

  Yep, the minimum size of the value, and then drag the window to be the smallest size allowed, then turn off "allows the user to resize the window.

• automatic scale error

  I have a problem with the scale a graphic when waveform Y it automatically scales. Only numbers not correctly and not always line upward with the grid lines. It's hard to describe so here "s some pictures.

  

  Sometimes it seems to keep a part of the 'old' ladder which partially replaces the new. If you double-click each numbers, they will change the proper display but the numbers that are displayed between the number of 'true' cannot be removed.

  I don't have to invoke the connected nodes and one node property allows you to clear history data when writing new data.

  Data are collected for a few seconds and the chart is updated once when the aquistion stops.

  

  It's LV2012/Win 7

  Thank you!

  I don't know how to refresh.

  (1) could you try right click in the center of the chart and select "y axis" and "loose"?

  (2) If you don't mind how it looks, you can also change the style for a few tick marks in the meantime to try to work around the problem

  (3) you could try right click and enter the properties, then change all sorts of things out there

  I'm sorry that I don't have a better idea now. I'll keep a lookout for solutions.