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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X-Y Scatter graphs are used to determine relationships by plotting large numbers of data points and observing the grouping or clustering of the data points. Each data point is described by one variable set of two coordinates-one for the X-axis and one for the Y-axis.
X-Y Scatter graphs can be used for:
- Identifying relationships between large data sets
- Identifying trends in large data sets
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