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cosy Posted - 03/04/2006 : 10:23:02 AM
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Hi,
How do I make the "fill color" of an object (a rectangle, circle etc) transparent. I have created a rectangle in a graph layer but I could not see the data points through it.
Thanks,
COSY
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cosy Posted - 03/04/2006 : 10:51:20 AM
Thanks Mr.Easwar for the prompt reply.
I have another question. How do I get the index of the datapoints inside a circle. I think its easier with a rectangle (some people have used the variables v1, v2 v3... to get the x and y limits for a rectangle directly, though this has not been documented properly).
Thanks once again,
COSY.
easwar Posted - 03/04/2006 : 10:39:05 AM
Hi COSY,

Double-click on the drawn object to bring up the Object Properties dialog and then click on the Fill Pattern tab. Then select None from the Fill Color drop-down list.

Note that also you can simply push the object behind the data. This way you can maintain a fill color and still see your data points. To do this bring up the Object Edit toolbar (if not shown, use View->Toolbars menu item and check the box), and then select your drawn object and click the Back(data) button to push the object behind the data.

Easwar
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