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high The high attribute specifies the upper end of a range of scalar values. It should be in the form of an integer or floating-point number.

Supporting Tags The high attribute is supported by the <axis> and <range> tags. Its default value depends on the context in which it is used. In most cases, the default for the high attribute is determined by the extent of the relevant data set(s).

Examples <graph> <axis units="cels" low="0.0" high="100.0"/> <axis units="wpsm" high="1000.0"/> </graph> <map> <contour> <data src="latest.mdf" param="TAIR" units="fahr"/> <range low="32.0" high="212.0" interval="2.0"/> </contour> </map>

Notes The value specified in the high attribute should never be less than the value specified in the corresponding low attribute. Note that it is possible to specify the high attribute while omitting the low attribute. This allows you to set an upper limit for the range while letting the lower limit float with the relevant data set.

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