Thanks for the reply.

I got the same graph as you did. This is NOT what I want. It uses y=1 as the 
"base". I want y = 0.1 as the base. In other words, areas above 0.1 must be 
filled. In the picture you sent,

. the area to the left of the rising line should NOT be filled. 

. the area to the right of that line must be filled from y=0.1. Right now, only 
the part above y=1 is filled. 

. The next area should not be filled.

. The rightmost area should be filled all the way to y=0.1 if possible. 

 It may be easier to see things with form="step".

y = 1 is not a special line. y = 0.1 (which is practically the x axis) is. All 
areas above it must be shaded. [y=1 is a special line for the log plot since 
log 1 = 0. However, I want areas above the real 0 to be shaded.]

Thanks again.

Your reply went to my Spam folder. I seldom check here for good messages.


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 From: OmPrakash Muppirala [via Apache Flex Users] 
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To: shaker <[email protected]> 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 1:58 PM
Subject: Re: Area Chart: How to Specify a "Base" for a Semilog Plot?
 


This is what I am seeing: http://i.imgur.com/xPTHgM7.png

If I understand you correct, this does look like what you want, right? 

Thanks, 
Om 


On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 7:44 AM, shaker <[hidden email]> wrote: 


> > The fills are done with respect to y = 1. Is there a way to get the fills 
> done with respect to y = 0.1? 
> 
> In case the above is not clear, if you copy the code and run, what I am 
> asking will be clear -- I want the areas above the y = 0.1 horizontal line 
> to be shaded. Currently, by default y = 1 is taken as the "base" and areas 
> above and below are filled. I want y = 0.1 to be the base. 
> 
> 
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