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Hello Vasu,
You can use the CartesianGridLineAnnotation to plot these phase lines (example here). You can use the CartesianCustomAnnotation for the "Series1", "Series2" and "Series3" labels. The custom annotations are singularities and they are positioned in accordance to a horizontal and vertical value. You will need to use the maximum value of the vertical axis and whatever horizontal value you think is best (say value 3 for the "Series1" label). You will also need to set the chart's ClipToBounds property to false in order to allow for the annotation to be drawn outside the chart bounds. You may find this section helpful.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
You can use the CartesianGridLineAnnotation to plot these phase lines (example here). You can use the CartesianCustomAnnotation for the "Series1", "Series2" and "Series3" labels. The custom annotations are singularities and they are positioned in accordance to a horizontal and vertical value. You will need to use the maximum value of the vertical axis and whatever horizontal value you think is best (say value 3 for the "Series1" label). You will also need to set the chart's ClipToBounds property to false in order to allow for the annotation to be drawn outside the chart bounds. You may find this section helpful.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
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answered on 30 Jul 2013, 06:24 PM
Hi Petar,
I'm using ASP.NET RadChart. I think the solution you mentioned is for silverlight.
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Vasu
I'm using ASP.NET RadChart. I think the solution you mentioned is for silverlight.
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Vasu
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Hello Vasu,
I apologize for the mistake. With the asp chart you can use the MarkedZones for this:
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Petar Marchev
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I apologize for the mistake. With the asp chart you can use the MarkedZones for this:
<
telerik:RadChart
runat
=
"server"
ID
=
"RadChart1"
>
<
Series
>
<
telerik:ChartSeries
>
<
Items
>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"1"
YValue
=
"1"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"2"
YValue
=
"4"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"3"
YValue
=
"2"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"4"
YValue
=
"1"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"5"
YValue
=
"6"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"6"
YValue
=
"5"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"7"
YValue
=
"6"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"8"
YValue
=
"1"
/>
<
telerik:ChartSeriesItem
XValue
=
"9"
YValue
=
"2"
/>
</
Items
>
</
telerik:ChartSeries
>
</
Series
>
<
PlotArea
>
<
MarkedZones
>
<
telerik:ChartMarkedZone
ValueStartX
=
"4"
ValueEndX
=
"4"
Appearance-Border-Color
=
"Black"
/>
<
telerik:ChartMarkedZone
ValueStartX
=
"0"
ValueEndX
=
"4"
Appearance-FillStyle-MainColor
=
"Transparent"
>
<
Label
TextBlock-Text
=
"marked zone"
Appearance-Position-AlignedPosition
=
"Top"
/>
</
telerik:ChartMarkedZone
>
</
MarkedZones
>
</
PlotArea
>
</
telerik:RadChart
>
Regards,
Petar Marchev
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answered on 31 Jul 2013, 01:51 PM
Thanks Petar!
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answered on 31 Jul 2013, 08:51 PM
Hi Petar,
One more question, how do I make the marked zone cover the entire range? For e.g. If I render a marked zone from 1 to 6, it starts from the midpoint of 1 and ends at the midpoint of 6.
I am attaching a sample.
Thanks,
Vasu
One more question, how do I make the marked zone cover the entire range? For e.g. If I render a marked zone from 1 to 6, it starts from the midpoint of 1 and ends at the midpoint of 6.
I am attaching a sample.
Thanks,
Vasu
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Hello Vasu,
In the attached image the marked zone is spread from exactly 1 to exactly 6. Note that the annotation starts exactly where the first point is located, at value 1. You will need to set the start to be 0.5 and end be 6.5 to achieve the desired effect.
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Petar Marchev
Telerik
In the attached image the marked zone is spread from exactly 1 to exactly 6. Note that the annotation starts exactly where the first point is located, at value 1. You will need to set the start to be 0.5 and end be 6.5 to achieve the desired effect.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
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answered on 11 Sep 2013, 01:48 AM
Hi Petar,
This is a Kendo UI question. I'm not able to post on the Kendo forum since I am using a trial version.
How do I accomplish marked zones in a Kendo UI chart?
Thanks
Vasu
This is a Kendo UI question. I'm not able to post on the Kendo forum since I am using a trial version.
How do I accomplish marked zones in a Kendo UI chart?
Thanks
Vasu
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Hi Vasu,
You can check this plot band online example here.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
You can check this plot band online example here.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
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answered on 13 Sep 2013, 12:22 PM
Thanks Petar! I have just a few more questions
1. Is it possible to show custom tooltips for every
Data point in kendo mvc chart?
2. Is it possible to show a different shape for every
Data point in kendo mvc chart?
Appreciate your help