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quahys

Malaysia
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Posted - 27 Sep 2013 :  22:46:00  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi. Is there a way to change the color of filled areas between control limits? For example, beyond 3-sigma I would like to have red color and yellow color in between 3-sigma and 2-sigma.

Besides that, Is it possible to display another 2 lines along x-axis of the chart to indicate the max and min sample values for each XBar chart's subgroup?

Edited by - quahys on 27 Sep 2013 22:47:10

quinncurtis

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Posted - 28 Sep 2013 :  09:20:24  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
The area outside of the 3-sigma limits is the PlotBackground color. The area between 2- and 3-sigma is zone 0. Make these two calls before any limits are defined.

            this.PrimaryChart.SetZoneColor(0, Color.Yellow);
            this.PrimaryChart.PlotBackground.SetColor(Color.Red);


As in:

            this.PrimaryChart.SetZoneColor(0, Color.Yellow);
            this.PrimaryChart.PlotBackground.SetColor(Color.Red);

            // initial limits, replaced with auto-calculated values
            double ll = 74, hh = 76, target = 75;
            // limitcheck = false means to only check alarms at +-3 sigma limits, not other limits, even though they are displayed.
            bool limitcheck = false;
            this.PrimaryChart.Add3SigmaControlLimits(target, ll, hh, limitcheck);
            this.PrimaryChart.ControlLimitLineFillMode = true;



Sorry, there is no option in the software to display min and max lines for the values of each sample subgroup.
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