Use this property to set x-data point values for a specific Profile. Specify the profile number in the parameter list, that is, ProfileXData(index), where index is the profile number to set the x-data values for.
ProfileXData uses an array (rows) of double. The number of rows is
Profile(index).NumSamples.
Two
common methods to populate the ProfileXData
array are:
Example
1: Set ProfileXData equal to an array
Dim arrData(1 To 5) As Double
Dim arrData2(1 To 9) As Double
arrData(1) = 0
arrData(2) = -0.1
arrData(3) = -0.2
arrData(4) = -0.3
arrData(5) = -0.4
arrData2(1) = 10
arrData2(2) = 20
arrData2(3) = 22
arrData2(4) = 33.5
arrData2(5) = 51
arrData2(6) = 65
arrData2(7) = 66
arrData2(8) = 68
arrData2(9) = 75
With XYChartCtl1
.NumProfiles = 2
.Profile(1).NumSamples = 5 '5 x/y data points for
Profile 1
.Profile(2).NumSamples = 9 '9
x/y data points for
Profile 2
.ProfileXData(1) = arrData
.ProfileXData(2) = arrData2
.Refresh 'Refresh required to re-generate
graph with new values
End With
Example
2: Read
data from a CSV text file into an array, and then set ProfileXData equal to the
array
' Read data from a
CSV file and populate DataArray
Dim FilePathAndName As String
' NOTE: File path below assumes source file is in the same folder as the
application
FilePathAndName = App.Path + "\" + FileName
Dim iFileNumber As Integer
iFileNumber = FreeFile
Open FilePathAndName For Input As #iFileNumber
With XYChartCtl1
.Profile(1).NumSamples = 5
ReDim DataArray(1 To .Profile(1).NumSamples)
Dim Row As Integer
For Row = 1 To .Profile(1).NumSamples
Input #iFileNumber,
DataArray(Row, Col)
Next Row
Close #iFileNumber
.ProfileXData(1) = DataArray
.Refresh 'Refresh required to re-generate graph with new values
End With
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Also