Afternoon,
We are currently using dPlot to display maintenance and locational data within the rail industry. Our track staff are soon going to mobility solutions (most likely iPads) is there a mobility version of dPlot Viewer (app) ?
We are hoping to be able to view, zoom and scroll dplot graphs ...
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- Mon Aug 18, 2014 1:55 am
- Forum: Suggestions/Questions
- Topic: DPlot Mobility Solutions
- Replies: 1
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- Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:16 am
- Forum: Excel
- Topic: Hide curve from legend
- Replies: 3
- Views: 66002
Hide curve from legend
Afternoon,
Is there a command to hide the legend entry of a single curve?
Ie, curve is still visible on plot, but not listed in legend?
I am aware you can do this manually in dPlot however I would like to code it into a Macro.
Regards,
Ryan.
Also, thank you for you help so far. It has been ...
Is there a command to hide the legend entry of a single curve?
Ie, curve is still visible on plot, but not listed in legend?
I am aware you can do this manually in dPlot however I would like to code it into a Macro.
Regards,
Ryan.
Also, thank you for you help so far. It has been ...
- Mon Jul 07, 2014 11:07 pm
- Forum: Excel
- Topic: Passing Excel Cell Values into DPlot
- Replies: 1
- Views: 47754
Passing Excel Cell Values into DPlot
Can anyone help me out?
I'm trying to pass dates stored in cells in excel into X,YLabels in DPlot.
I need some help determining the correct VBA syntax to do this?
My code is currently constructed in Excel VBA as
Dim AKDate As Date
AKDate = CDate(Range("B20").value)
Dim WMSDate As Date ...
I'm trying to pass dates stored in cells in excel into X,YLabels in DPlot.
I need some help determining the correct VBA syntax to do this?
My code is currently constructed in Excel VBA as
Dim AKDate As Date
AKDate = CDate(Range("B20").value)
Dim WMSDate As Date ...
- Sun Jul 06, 2014 10:51 pm
- Forum: Excel
- Topic: VBA Refline
- Replies: 1
- Views: 48474
VBA Refline
Afternoon,
I'm having some issues with the refline command in VBA.
Could someone please explain the standard means to define colours other than black. I require red (255,0,0) and Light Grey (192,192,192)
I need to output the following:
:arrow: Refline(15,5,???,10,-100,"300m curve ...
I'm having some issues with the refline command in VBA.
Could someone please explain the standard means to define colours other than black. I require red (255,0,0) and Light Grey (192,192,192)
I need to output the following:
:arrow: Refline(15,5,???,10,-100,"300m curve ...