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lefty 7/26/2015 |
In visual editor select table click on it until you see outline then drag the table across from the right to the right for more room . If you have it setup for many bars and table is too small it won't look appeasing. IF need 50 bars setup in chart layout but the bottom line to avoid scroll bars is to make the actual table in visual editor wider . IF it is a dashboard you are using then only use that chart in the top section so merge down. |
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bioman author 7/30/2015 |
Hi John, In visual editor select table click on it until you see outline then drag the table across from the right to the right for more room . If you have it setup for many bars and table is too small it won't look appeasing. IF need 50 bars setup in chart layout but the bottom line to avoid scroll bars is to make the actual table in visual editor wider . IF it is a dashboard you are using then only use that chart in the top section so merge down. |
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bioman author 8/1/2015 |
Hi, Hi John, Thanks for the reply, but the issue is not with the chart itself but rather with the set up steps. Specifically, the step in which you add series to the chart. As you add a new series in PHPRunner, you get the option to add another below. What happens is that I add series and it keeps adding more until the next series is added below the screen so I can't see it or add any more series. I need the scroll bar on the "Series" tab in PHPRunner or else I can't add more series. I've been able to add about 40 series but the last ten are below a visible area on the screen, so I can't add more. I hope this clarifies the issue. My best guess for how to solve it now is to add another monitor and then switch the orientation so that the rest of the series appear on the 2nd monitor. Any other ideas are appreciated since I don't have an extra monitor I can attach. Thanks, Brett |