Question

I mean that MIN should be on top and MAX on X-axis.

This needed to make chart more intuitive to read and related to object ranking, when 1st place is ‘better’ than 3rd. That’s why it’d be better to look this way:

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Answer 1

This can be done using custom XML. I ran the Chart Designer (cfinstall/charting/webcharts.bar (or .sh) and simply worked with the YAxis setting. There is an isReversed setting which does what you want. Consider this code:

<cfset q2 = queryNew('year,employees','integer,integer')> <!--- generate random sales data ---> <cfloop index='y' from='1994' to='1998'>     <cfscript>     queryAddRow(q2);     querySetCell(q2, 'year', y);     querySetCell(q2, 'employees', randRange(2,8));     </cfscript> </cfloop>  <cfsavecontent variable='chartxml'> <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <frameChart is3D='false'> <yAxis isReversed='true'>     </yAxis> </frameChart> </cfsavecontent>  <cfchart chartWidth='400' chartHeight='400' title='Sales' font='arial' style='#chartxml#'>     <cfchartseries type='line' query='q2' itemColumn='year' valueColumn='employees' seriesLabel='Employees' /> </cfchart> 

The query on top was just used for testing. The XML came from the chart designer. I removed everything but the yAxis stuff that used isReverse. Lastly, note how I specify style in the chart tag.