It sounds like the PBL is either corrupted itself, or the DW object is.

Export to DW to file, delete it from the pbl, optimize pbl, import DW from .srd. See if you can make changes now. If not, there's something fundamentally wrong with that datawindow and you should try to rebuild it from scratch and see if it can be changed afterwards.

Hi Sadananda;

   Can you export this DWO source code and attach it to this thread for us to look at?

Regards ... Chris

Hi, Sadananda -

I don't believe I've ever used a DataWindow graph outside of a classroom setting. However, I see in the PB Help that the Axis MinimumValue and MaximumValue properties can be an expression.

As a possible workaround, maybe add four numeric retrieval argument values to the DataWindow (not to be used in the data retrieval) named, say as "XAxisMin", "XAxisMax", "YAxisMin" & "YAxisMax". Then via Edit Source if you have to, replace each of these hard-coded values with an expression that is simply the appropriate retrieval argument value, for example:

   ... MaximumValue="4000~tXAxisMin" ...

The value preceding the tab character is the property's default value. The expression comes after the tab character.

This should allow you to dynamically set the axis Min/Max values via retrieval arguments. Maybe it's not an ideal solution, but I hope it helps!

Hi Sadananda;

   It almost sounds like the DWO is not being saved because its associated PBL Library (or associated folder) is write protected.

Regards ... Chris

Hi

I have not tried it, but can you edit the values using Edit Source?

Regards

David