I'm having an issue with the data on a seasonal wind rose set.
I plotted each season using analysis period based on equinox and solstice dates.
I included a conditional statement to limit data to a>1 and a<10.
In an attempt to make the very tiny data in the chart visible, I modified the maxFrequency to 1% (10) but this creates a situation where all the data is off the charts...
How do I fix this? Is it a scale issue or a data resolution issue? In other words, will some of the data always remain tiny since it's composed of small values?
If you want the size to be adjusted automatically based on the data leave maxFrequency input empty, otherwise you need to adjust the maxFrequency input.
Hi everyone,
I'm having an issue with the data on a seasonal wind rose set. I plotted each season using analysis period based on equinox and solstice dates. I included a conditional statement to limit data to a>1 and a<10. In an attempt to make the very tiny data in the chart visible, I modified the maxFrequency to 1% (10) but this creates a situation where all the data is off the charts... How do I fix this? Is it a scale issue or a data resolution issue? In other words, will some of the data always remain tiny since it's composed of small values?
Thanks! -A