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Hello,
I'¨m trying to build some user defined charts for several users to maintain consistent formatting etc. I know how to make the charts, saving them and most settings but there is one issue I haven't solved yet. The user defined charts will be used on lots of different datatypes. For exampel, one of the charts will have 2 dataseries but another will have 10. They should still have the same type of formatting in all series. Lets say they want a Line chart and the the lines should be of a spesific thickness (thicker than default). How can I make sure that all lines will have this thickness, no matter how many dataseries there are? Do I have to create a user defined chart with a maximum number of dataseries and format all series to my specifications? -- Fredrik E. Nilsen |
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