Sure, just duplicate your series as type line, as follows:
<cfchart format="jpg" scaleto="70">
       <cfchartseries type="scatter" datalabelstyle="none">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="50">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="25">
       </cfchartseries>
       <cfchartseries type="scatter">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="60">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="35">
       </cfchartseries>
       <cfchartseries type="scatter">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="40">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="15">
       </cfchartseries>
     <cfchartseries type="line" datalabelstyle="none">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="50">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="25">
       </cfchartseries>
       <cfchartseries type="line">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="60">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="35">
       </cfchartseries>
       <cfchartseries type="line">
               <cfchartdata item="A" value="40">
               <cfchartdata item="B" value="15">
       </cfchartseries>
</cfchart>

Rob

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Andrew Tegenkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> I'm trying to create some charts that are sort of scatter and sort of line
> and can't find the right way with either.
>
> Basically it's a scatter plot but I want to connect the lines across the Y
> axis starting with the lowest and going to the highest. So if X axis item
> "A" has 3 series values of 4, 5, 6, I'd want a line starting at the 4 and
> going to the 6.
>
> I ran webcharts.bat and looked there but couldn't find anything for it
> there either.
>
> Here's the code basics and output is at
> http://test.g3.com/andrew/cfm/hof_test.cfm if anyone has any ideas.
>
> <cfchart format="jpg" scaleto="70">
>        <cfchartseries type="scatter" datalabelstyle="none">
>                <cfchartdata item="A" value="50">
>                <cfchartdata item="B" value="25">
>        </cfchartseries>
>        <cfchartseries type="scatter">
>                <cfchartdata item="A" value="60">
>                <cfchartdata item="B" value="35">
>        </cfchartseries>
>        <cfchartseries type="scatter">
>                <cfchartdata item="A" value="40">
>                <cfchartdata item="B" value="15">
>        </cfchartseries>
> </cfchart>
>
> Anyone had any luck with anything like this?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrew
>
> 

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