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Changing y-axis labels of charts
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[quote][i]Originally posted by quinncurtis[/i] [br]See the chapter 10 (Regionalization for non-USA English Markets) in the manual about changing default strings. var oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString( QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultMean,"X_Mean"); oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString(QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultRange, "X_RANGE"); oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString(QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultSigma, "X_SIGMA"); These are static properties and need to be called before any charts are build and displayed on the screen. The SPCChartStrings class can be used to change every string in the software. [/quote]
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quinncurtis
Posted - 11 Nov 2020 : 11:47:27
See the chapter 10 (Regionalization for non-USA English Markets) in the manual about changing default strings.
var oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString( QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultMean,"X_Mean");
oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString(QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultRange, "X_RANGE");
oldstring = QCSPCChartTS.SPCChartStrings.setString(QCSPCChartTS.SPCStringEnum.defaultSigma, "X_SIGMA");
These are static properties and need to be called before any charts are build and displayed on the screen. The SPCChartStrings class can be used to change every string in the software.
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