The example you give is not what is usually meant by a "multiple axis" chart it is more a "multiple chart" chart!
Multiple Axes refers to displaying several overlayed data series that use more than one axis in the same position i.e. two overlayed lines charts which have different scales shown with two Y Axis placed on the left of the chart. You want to have several different charts stacked above each other sharing a common X axis. With Flex Charts there is no built in way to achieve that but you can create more than one chart, place them in a VBox to stack vertically. You would then need to customise the charts to ensure the X axis scales were the same and to hide the XAxis for all but the main chart. FYI In XPCharting for Flex we have a built in SubChart that automatically does exactly this, it allows you to add multiple sub charts which are displayed stacked underneath the main chart sharing a common XAxis and only one chart displays the shared XAxis. You can see an example here http://www.xpcomponents.com/flex/examples/StockChartExample2/StockChartE xample2.html where we use the subcharts to display volume and RSI below the main stock chart. You can control the heights of the various subcharts individually. --- In [email protected], "hworke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hello!! I can see that Flax 3 charting now has multi axis ability. The > examples I got from the web has all the Y axis "side by side"!!! Is it > possible to stack up Y axis? I kind of want to STAKC up like 10 area > graphs with 10 multi Y axis so that I can view all of them at the same > time in one chart with one background. Please take a look at this > link, I need somthing like this: > > http://www.visualmining.com/developers/examples/lines/linemultiaxes.htm > > Thanks >
