Graph Styles
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pce.setServerAddress("#pcServer#");
pce.setCommPortAddress("#pcComm#");
pce.setAppearanceFile("apfiles/graph_style.pcxml");
pce.imageType = "FLASH";
pce.fallback = "STRICT";
pce.Height = "220";
pce.Width = "270";
pce.userAgent = #CGI.HTTP_USER_AGENT#;
pce.returnDescriptiveLink = true;
pce.language = "EN";
pce.pcScript = pcScript;
#eHTML#
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pce.setServerAddress("#pcServer#");
pce.setCommPortAddress("#pcComm#");
pce.setAppearanceFile("apfiles/graph_style.pcxml");
pce.imageType = "FLASH";
pce.fallback = "STRICT";
pce.Height = "220";
pce.Width = "270";
pce.userAgent = #CGI.HTTP_USER_AGENT#;
pce.returnDescriptiveLink = true;
pce.language = "EN";
pce.pcScript = pcScript;
#eHTML#
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A bubble graph is a variation of a point or line graph in which the data elements are displayed as circles (bubbles). The bubble graph displays sets of three values: one value is represented by the bubble's location on the x-axis, one by its location on the y-axis and the third by its value as represented by its relative size. The bubble is plotted against time.
Bubble graphs can be used to:
- Display data with three variables against time
- Display financial data over time
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