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Posted by Ray on Tuesday, 23 February 2010, at 6:36 p.m.
Phil;
Two quick questions:
1) I see you use a dashed or dotted line on some of your graphs, but haven't found the semantics to make that happen anywhere. (dash-Blue?) Is that an option for the new graph versions?
2) After the initial zero values get pushed off the edge, most of the graphs re-scale; some seem to not. (see WEL0127 Equip_Room_Chilled_Water) Is there a way to force that?
Thanks,
Ray
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