Good evening again.
Thanks for the nudge again Asgallant. have tried both those methods but had
no luck. Have experimented and have come up with the following:
If i use this code, it moves the second column to the other axis so I know
i am on the right track
!function () {
for (var i = 1; i < columns; i++) {
var maxRange = data.getColumnRange(i);
if (maxRange.max > 1000) {
alert(maxRange.max); // to show me the max range has been read
alert(i); // to confirm the column which has a range
above 1000
wrapper.setOption('series', {2:{targetAxisIndex : 1}});
};
}
}()
but I need to replace the number 2 with variable i.
I have tried the following but nothing seems to work.
wrapper.setOption('series', { (i) :{targetAxisIndex : 1}});
wrapper.setOption('series', { i :{targetAxisIndex : 1}});
I am trying to understand why I can not refer to variable i from within the
curly brackets. It works for the alert above, but i am still a noob at this
so might be missing something fundemental.
As always ever grateful for the help.
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