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samuel_brierley
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Grid Chart Data points format

Hi, Ive been struggling with this for a while and its really beginning to bug me so thanks to anyone who has the answer.

Currently I have a Gridchart chart with all my data points equal to 1 as i want them all to be the same size. however I would like them to be taller than they are wide. surely this is possible? 

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Yes with a second dimension....

samuel_brierley
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Thanks, I knew somebody would have the answer. How do I define this dimension to relate to the Height?

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Look at this tutorial.

Hope this helps...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aX-IzufKGI

Anonymous
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Hi, Do you mean you want each point on the map to be an ellipse instead of a circle? I don't think this is possible.

samuel_brierley
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Pretty much yes, Or any other solution, the problem is that i Have lots of data points on the X axis but only 3 on the Y so the actual data points in the chart are barely visible.

Anonymous
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Is it possible you could post a screenshot. Data Visualisation is my specialist area so I would be interested to work out a good solution for you.

samuel_brierley
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Screenshot.png

Dropbox - MTV plot V.4.qvw

I have also given a dropbox link to my actual file, I understand if you dont want download it.

as you can see the data points are so incredibly thin and difficult to interpret.

samuel_brierley
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Dropbox - MTV plot V.4.qvw

the site doesnt seem to like the image, Its being moderated.

The dropbox link is the qvd file ive been working on, the third sheet is the most advanced. apologies if its abit messy, i like to get the information there first and then make it abit more presentable.

Anonymous
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OK, I have a version of the file, though it only has two tabs. What is it you are trying to show with this chart? IS it average speed per Time at each of the three geographic locations?