package Ari::Graph; use GD::Graph::hbars; use GD::Graph::bars; my @data = ('bob', 'carol', 'alice',5.55,0,0,54.43.0.65.83,0,18.21,0,0,17.29,0); my $graph = new GD::Graph::hbars(400,425); $graph->set(x_labels_vertical =>0, valign => '1', x_label_skip =>2) $graph->plot(\@data) or die "Graph Error"; The x_label_skip =>2 will get rid of the line label for carol and the horizontal graph line goes away. I'd like to keep the line label of carol and remove the horizontal line in the graph. Not the data line but the grid line. Thanks, Chuck Dial

In reply to Re^2: perl Graph x_label_skip by cdial
in thread perl Graph x_label_skip by cdial

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