With these options, you can define whether the axis is shown at all, whether a legend is shown for the axis, and which text in which format is used for the legend.
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The font size may differ slightly from the number you choose in the Font dialog. This happens because font size points do not exactly match monitor pixels. The application automatically calculates the font size that corresponds to the actually used number of pixels. |
If you clear the Use Label check box, the default label as set in the sample data will be used. The default label corresponds to the curve model and Response Factor definition that you used for calibration (for example, log(amount) or log(area) if you have used the Log/log curve model in Data Analysis).
If you select the Use Label check box, you overwrite the default label with the string you specify in the text field. You can either use a static text or dynamic expressions for the legend. However, as there is no Expression Editor available for this field, it is recommended to use only static text or simple Visual Basic expressions.
All curves in same scale | All calibration curves are displayed with the same response scale. |
Each curve in full scale (100%) | Each calibration curve is displayed using its own maximum for the response axis scale. |
All curves in given scale | All curves are plotted with the scale values you define in the From and To fields. |
Here, you can define how much empty space is shown above and below the calibration curve. The space above the calibration curve can be used for the legends.
The values are always interpreted as percentage values of the diagram height.
In case of custom scaling, the empty space is only displayed if the scale offset value is large enough to extend beyond the full size of the calibration curve. |