Hi,

I see two possible things that would get wrong, both linked to the style 
of color/pattern applied to your graduated classes :

1)  Check what is the other values color (from the style button). Is your 
other color black ?  If  it is, then change it to another color. If it 
changes and take the new color, then some of your values are out of range 
or aren't read correctly, they aren't recognized as numbers (check what 
character you are using as separators for decimal points or for 
thousands). Solution : correct the data in your table.
2)  Check the style applied to the different ranges of values : did you 
use plain and solid colors ?  or did you use front and background colors ? 
 in some cases, if the front color used  as pattern is too dense your 
screen or printer may display everything black. Solution : change your 
pattern.. 

I hope this help. 



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"Alistair Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
14.04.2005 06:45

 
        Pour :  <MapInfo-L <[email protected]>
        cc : 
        Objet : MI-L Graduated and colour range - Previous different sized 
symbols


Hi Listers,
 
I am trying to map a group of 97 points, by individual value (colour) and 
value range (size). The application is mapping the cost of a healthy food 
basket by median household weekly income by locality.
 
I have tried to implement Stuart Morrison's solution (message # 15885 in 
archive) to Christine Ronning's problem, namely to do two thematic maps on 
the one dataset to achieve symbols that vary by colour and size.
 
I have followed Stuart's instructions and have constructed an individual 
thematic on my dataset prior to and below the graduated thematic, but find 
that many of my points, with different variable values, are appearing 
coloured in as Black. To add to the curiosity, there is no black cohort in 
the individual value legend.
 
I have ensured that I have the size option selected instead of all 
attributes in the 'apply' box in the bottom right hand corner of the 
ranged theme>modify thematic map>styles dialogue (as opposed to all 
attributes).
 
I am using MI7.0 on WinXP.
 
In the words of an Australian political non-luminary "Please explain".
If you can see what i'm doing wrong, please let me know.
 
Cheers,
 
Alistair.
 
 

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