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Finally got it,
First you must find the maximum value in your result set. If it is a
decimal number, round it UP. Lets say we call this value i_max.
Then, in CFCHART, set the following attributes to:
gridlines = i_max + 1
scaleto = i_max
Dominic
Paul Swingewood wrote:
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One final question (well two actually) then i'll go away for a bit. ....
How do I scale the axis in integers and why is my second pie chart (I
used pie because I couldn't figure out how to scale the axis) all
squashed up ...?
http://www.bgfl.org/cfpages/calendar/reports.cfm
Regards - Paul
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