boxplot horizsize and logical pixels
Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 1:37 am
hey,
im having trouble understanding how the boxplot/seriespoint.horizsize works. i have a chart with a few series of boxplots, the chart size is about 800pixels wide.
i want to fill say.... 3 boxplots into the chart, now, the default horizsize for each boxplot is 15. however, the unit of 15 isnt in pixels. it confuses me as to what the unit is.
if i want to make each box plot equal size to fill the entire chart, example, 800 wide / 3 series = 266pixels. if i assign 266 to the horizsize of the box, it seems to be larger than the normal pixel count.
i read in the help file: The HorizontalSize property specifies the Series Pointer width in logical pixels.
could u explain to me what a logical pixel is, and how i can get my boxplot widths to actually be 266 actual pixels.
hope that all makes sense.
im having trouble understanding how the boxplot/seriespoint.horizsize works. i have a chart with a few series of boxplots, the chart size is about 800pixels wide.
i want to fill say.... 3 boxplots into the chart, now, the default horizsize for each boxplot is 15. however, the unit of 15 isnt in pixels. it confuses me as to what the unit is.
if i want to make each box plot equal size to fill the entire chart, example, 800 wide / 3 series = 266pixels. if i assign 266 to the horizsize of the box, it seems to be larger than the normal pixel count.
i read in the help file: The HorizontalSize property specifies the Series Pointer width in logical pixels.
could u explain to me what a logical pixel is, and how i can get my boxplot widths to actually be 266 actual pixels.
hope that all makes sense.