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Hello Ravindra,
This behavior is caused by the IntelligentLabels feature of RadChart which is turned off by default. In your chart, they are turned on, which is advisable, since otherwise the labels would overlap and won't be readable.
If you are concerned that your users will be confused by this misalignment, you can still make it clear to which series a label corresponds. You just have to modify each series' appearance to use a custom fill style and copy it over to the fill style of the text. You can also specify border, e.g.:
All the best,
Ivan N.
the Telerik team
This behavior is caused by the IntelligentLabels feature of RadChart which is turned off by default. In your chart, they are turned on, which is advisable, since otherwise the labels would overlap and won't be readable.
If you are concerned that your users will be confused by this misalignment, you can still make it clear to which series a label corresponds. You just have to modify each series' appearance to use a custom fill style and copy it over to the fill style of the text. You can also specify border, e.g.:
this.radChart.Series[0].Appearance.FillStyle.MainColor = Color.Red;this.radChart.Series[0].Appearance.FillStyle.SecondColor = Color.Red;this.radChart.Series[0].Appearance.TextAppearance.Border.Color = Color.Black;this.radChart.Series[0].Appearance.TextAppearance.FillStyle.MainColor = Color.Red;this.radChart.Series[0].Appearance.TextAppearance.FillStyle.SecondColor = Color.Red;All the best,
Ivan N.
the Telerik team
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