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mbowden Posted - 10 Nov 2010 : 16:14:40
I have charts on several tab pages and I allow the users to move through the tab pages and optionally toggle various Process Compatibility Values on and off with checkboxes by using:

ChartData.AddProcessCapabilityValue(SPCProcessCapabilityRecord.SPC_*)

As I move through the tab pages, I need to read the SPC Process Compatibility Values that are currently showing in each chart's datagrid and then set my checkboxes because each tab page's chart may be showing different Process Capability records. The problem is, so far I cannot find a property that will tell me this information.

Is there an easy way to interogate a chart and find out which SPCProcessCapabilityRecords have been added and are currently visible?

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quinncurtis Posted - 10 Nov 2010 : 16:42:21
The GetProcessCapabilityRecord will return the SPCProcessCapabilityRecord at a given index. You can then look at the CalculationType property.

Something like this should work:

for (int i = 0; i < ChartData.NumProcessCapabilityValues; i++)
{
    SPCProcessCapabilityRecord pc = ChartData.GetProcessCapabilityRecord(i);
    int pctype = pc.CalculationType;
}

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