Chartwell Line and Vertical Bar Graph Problems

Question

I just downloaded the Chartwell font family and I'm loving it so far! I've run into 2 problems, however, that I can't seem to figure out or find an answer to online.

1. When creating a vertical bar graph, one number is being split into 2 bars. The numbers I'm using are 944 and 1147, but 944 is appearing as 2 bars and 1147 is appearing as 2 bars. Is there a max number that can be used before it splits?

2. When creating a line graph, my line looks more like a worm than a sharply pointed line graph. The numbers I'm using on one of the lines are 25, 24, 23, and 26.

Thanks!

Scott Citron · Accepted Answer

Courtney, you've been bitten by the same Chartwell bug that got me! According to Travis Kochel, the inventor of Chartwell, only numbers 0-100 are supported for bar graphs! This means that in order to express your graph, all values would have to be multiplied by a common factor. In your case, let's choose a factor of .08. So, for example, 944 x .08 = 75.52; 1147 x .08 = 91.76. You would have to do this for every value in your graph.

Get it? A pain in the tuchas, you say? Yes! That's exactly what I discovered.

Regarding the line graph, I suggest contacting Travis directly. He's very responsive to questions:

travis@scribbletone.com

Good luck!

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