Width of type of line "LINE" doesnu00B4t fit the width of the table - Smartform

Hi;
I´m working with the Z smartform of "YBAA_SDINV", my problem is the next:
a) The width of the "TABLEITEM" node had a 31.09cm,
b) then i reduced the size of the "TABLEITEM" window and activate the smartform, not warning about problem size was displayed
c) i go to tcode VF03 to preview the invoice but it does´nt display it
d) i return to the Z smartform a modify to original size and activate, go to VF03 to preview and it doesn´t display it
c) i change manually the size of the width of th table to 28cm, activate and get error size message
d) i close the smartform with out saving
e) i return the width of th table to 31.09cm an now when i see the DETAILS of the TABLEITEM all the sizes are gone for all the defined lines
IT_GEN3 => this is the line i´ve defined to display data in the invoice, and is the only one with numbers in the columns
HD_GEN
IT_GEN
IT_DESC
IT_GEN2
IT_CUSTMAT
How can i make to display again the content of the line...?
Thanlas on advance

If you use a baseline grid and space before/after your spaces must by necessity equal the leading (using the align to grid option will force them to the grid, regardless of the chosen size). The grid should match the leading of your body copy.
If you have headings that you want space before and after, don't align them to the grid, but make sure that the total of the space before, after, and leading for the style add up to a multiple of the body text leading. That will work smoothly everywhere except at the top of a column, where the space before is ignored, and will be added to the space below by virtue of the align to grid on the body copy.
If instead of having all the copy lign to the grid you just want the top and bottom lines flush, and you want the leading within the paragraphs constant, but a variable space between paragraphs, set the text frame to vertically justified, then set the maximum spacing between paragraphs to a ridiculously large number and all of the extra space required to fill the column will be split between the paragraphs.
Peter.

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http://i.imgur.com/AvfPv.png
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b.U_IssPSCName as 'SubContractor Name',
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T2.U_ID as 'ID',
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I am trying ot get a line of best fit for a set of data in oracle
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TERM_0802     58
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TERM_0804     82
TERM_0805     0
TERM_0806     0
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TERM_0902     0
TERM_0903     0
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TERM_0905     0
TERM_0906     0
TERM_0907     0
TERM_0908     0
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TERM_1002     0
TERM_1003     0
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Argh, i wonder about the values i got, different from what excel says ;-), till you came up with your solution.
They changed the order of the paramters from that what i consider as common:
"expr1 is interpreted as a value of the dependent variable (a y value), and expr2 is interpreted as a value of the independent variable (an x value)."
Do they also have left-hand traffic in the new world?
However, didnt OP wanted to have the zeros eliminated before the calculus?
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select 'TERM_0801' t, 78 y from dual union all
select 'TERM_0802', 58 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0803', 0 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0804', 82 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0805', 0 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0806', 0 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0807', 32 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0808', 0 from dual union all
select 'TERM_0901', 92 from dual union all
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select 'TERM_0903', 0 from dual union all
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select 'TERM_1003', 0 from dual union all
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best fit added

Line of Best Fit/Trendline

As part of my Physics class we need to graph data that can only be displayed using a line of best fit (AKA a Trendline) - I can make any graph fine on Numbers but I am at a loss on how to make a trendline.
Could you please aid me in my search to create a Trendline?
Thanks,
Jean-Paul J
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Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE dimanche 28 septembre 2008 15:45:22)

How to draw line of best fit?

Hey all,
I am trying to draw a line of best fit with the scattered points being displayed as well. I have attached my VI below and tried all sorts of methods,
but to no avail. I am aware that there is a 'liner fit.vi' which I tried, but it did not give me what I wanted. In fact the line wasn't best fit at all.
I hope someone could help me as I'm new to LabVIEW.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Ruben
Attachments:
Weibull LabVIEW Plot_Valve Spring.vi ‏15 KB

Hi Ruben
The Linear Fit.vi should provide the results you require. Check the attachment for an edited version of your code. Does this solve your problem? You can check the help file for advice on using different fitting techniques, setting tolerances and weightings.
Regards,
Peter D
Attachments:
EDIT_Weibull LabVIEW Plot_Valve Spring.vi ‏23 KB

Line of best fit in NUMBERS

How is a line of best fit created from a scatter graph in NUMBERS. There is a function called SLOPE which seems to do this but no information on how to use it!

no information on how to use it!
you can tap the blue arrow next to the function name for a small guide on how to use the function
You can tap on the name of the function two times (pause in between) and the same dialog appears above it
There is an entire manual dedicated to the functions used in Numbers.
As almost all of these functions are identical between spreadsheets many examples can be found on the internet but for the other programs (XL for example). Just remember that Array formulas (ones that require Ctrl-Shift-Enter in XL) dont exist in Numbers. You would use the Index function to wrap those functions that require CSE XL functions, as described in the help file for LINEST.
You might also look at LINEST as well if your working with lines of best fit.
Jason

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