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PQ-8P, PQ-8S
Each bar is 1/3 inch wide
(100/300 inch). The distance from
the left side of one bar to the left
side of the next bar is one inch
(300/300). This allows other bars to
be added through a separate
command.
Bar 1 will be 1 2/3 inches (500 x
1/300 inch) high, bar 2 will be two
inches high (600 x 1/300 inch), and
bar 3 will be 2 2/3 inches high (800
x 1/300 inch).
NOTE
The y-increment determines
the scaling. Only integers
(i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) are valid.
If you are charting sales
figures in thousands of
dollars, the y-increment
should be small (for
example, 1). If you are
charting the number of
customer complaints per
period the y-increment
should be high (for example,
100 or more). Be aware that
the bar height must not
exceed the total printable
area of the page.
Run Chart—¬GR<line width>;<x
start>;<y start>;<x increment>;<y
increment>;<# of entries>;<value
1>;<value 2>; ...
Draws a run (line) chart. The xy
start specifies the origin of the
chart’s xy scale (xy axes are not
drawn). The x increment specifies
the horizontal movement before
the next value is printed. The y
increment determines the height of
the line (multiplied by the value).
For example:
¬GR3;900;2400;150;1;5;100;300;200;
500;400 draws a run (line) chart
(Figure 6-17).
