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1. CR: [Mainbas.main (26) undefined key error code]
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: When opening CHARTrunner 1.5 in Windows 2000 an error occurs. [mainbas.main (26) undefined key error code]. Solution: 1. Right-click on CHARTrunner icon. 2. Click Compatability tab 3. Make sure "Run in compatibility mode" is unchecked. Re ...
2. CR: When I mark Excel data with a cause - it does not get treated as a cause
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: Data marked with a cause does not get treated as a cause. Solution: Open database in Microsoft Excel. Format the column in Microsoft Excel as text and the causes will show up correctly. Ref # 888
3. CR: MainBas.Main Open [3] - Active X component can not create object
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: When opening CHARTrunner 1.5 an error occurs. MainBas.Main Open [3]. Active X component can not create object. Solution: There are 2 options to this solution. Option 1 Re-boot PC. Open up CHARTrunner 1.5 Option 2 Install MDAC (Microsoft Data Ac ...
4. CR: Chart annotations are not currently supported on charts where - Scale X-axis with variable intervals
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: When adding annotation to a chart, the message "Chart annotations are not currently supported on charts where 'Scale X-axis with variable intervals' is supported" appears. Solution: Open the Edit Menu and select Chart Definition. Then click ...
5. CR: Why do my charts print out really small
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: Charts print out very small—postage-stamp size or a bit larger. Solution: Upgrade to the newest printer driver for your printer. Drivers are usually available through the printer manufacturer's website. Ref # 854
6. CR: Why are my charts being displayed with many decimal places
   Revision Date: 2005-09-01 Problem: Charts are being displayed with many decimal places. Solution: Open the CHARTrunner file in Microsoft Excel. Change current formula to the following format. =round (a/b , n) Where: =a/b is the original formula entered in Excel ...