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Hi Angelo,
You can use the DataPointStyle's LineWidth and LineColor properties. This will draw a borderline around the data point, which represents a pie slice.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Ivan Hristov
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You can use the DataPointStyle's LineWidth and LineColor properties. This will draw a borderline around the data point, which represents a pie slice.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Ivan Hristov
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Angelo
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answered on 03 Aug 2017, 04:11 PM
Hello.
It doesn't work! A lot of different colors (blue, red, yellow) appear if I set DataPointStyle's LineWidth to 1px and LineColor(to any color).
If I reset it to 0px, everything goes back like before. Is there another way?
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Hi Angelo,
The proposed solution should work, since the LineColor and LineWidth are the properties that control the line around the pie slices. However, we cannot tell what is wrong with your graph without seeing the report definition, so we would like to ask you to send us a runnable sample and we'll investigate it on our side.
Additionally you can check the attached .trdx file that demonstrates how to create pie chart with black outlines around each "slice". We hope you will find the example useful.
Regards,
Ivan Hristov
Progress Telerik
The proposed solution should work, since the LineColor and LineWidth are the properties that control the line around the pie slices. However, we cannot tell what is wrong with your graph without seeing the report definition, so we would like to ask you to send us a runnable sample and we'll investigate it on our side.
Additionally you can check the attached .trdx file that demonstrates how to create pie chart with black outlines around each "slice". We hope you will find the example useful.
Regards,
Ivan Hristov
Progress Telerik
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