Line Graph  X-axis Value

Hi ,
I Created line graph in ADF X axis - date , Y axis Amount and Currency Mixed Frequency Line graph
For ex : X - axis dates are 01-jan-2011 to 10-jan-2011
y - axis are amount and currency
when i click particular currency line (on 05-jan-2011) how i will get the x axis value 05-jan-2011
Thanks
Shk

Check the range against which line is plotted, you may have to reduce that range to see accurate values.

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