ahhh that's what I get for thinking... I was under the impression that the only valid values were  -1, 0, and 1 (whic are useless in any combination other than 0 and 0) but yes, that is exactly what I needed and the values you used in the example were perfect. Thank you very much.
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Marc Campeau
  To: CF-Talk
  Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 11:25 AM
  Subject: Re: CFCHART 3D Depth

  > that seems to do some pretty weird (useless) things to a bar graph. Doesn't seem to change the depth or the effect of it at all

  Maybe I don't understand what you mean then by "way too deep"?.

  xOffset and yOffset can be used to set the angle of which the
  concerned axis is sheared on the Z axis. so basically setting both of
  them to 0 gives you a flat(2D) graph.

  If you put yOffset = 0.5 then this means that points on the Y axis are
  0.5 units high along the Z axis.

  On most of my bar charts I use xOffset = "0.02" yOffset = "0.03".

  Do you have an example of the graph to show?

  --
  Marc
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