Hi,
My question is if it is possible that you stop bars to adjust themselves.
To explain this:
When I have 3 values in a chart, i get those wide bars.
When there are 10 values, i get smaller ones.
When i put + 20 values, the bars overlay.
I have to have 24 values in a chart and i want them to be small and not touching eachother.
Plz help!
Kind regards,
Gj
My question is if it is possible that you stop bars to adjust themselves.
To explain this:
When I have 3 values in a chart, i get those wide bars.
When there are 10 values, i get smaller ones.
When i put + 20 values, the bars overlay.
I have to have 24 values in a chart and i want them to be small and not touching eachother.
Plz help!
Kind regards,
Gj
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Hello GJ DM,
By default, the bar items will not touch or overlap if the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent property value is less than 100.The chart control divides the available space in equal parts and each bar is placed inside the corresponding part. Then the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent property value is applied to adjust the actual width of the bar(it defaults to 80 percents of the space).
The width of the bars is dynamically calculated based on the available space and you can not set it as a hard coded value.
Best wishes,
Velin
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By default, the bar items will not touch or overlap if the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent property value is less than 100.The chart control divides the available space in equal parts and each bar is placed inside the corresponding part. Then the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent property value is applied to adjust the actual width of the bar(it defaults to 80 percents of the space).
The width of the bars is dynamically calculated based on the available space and you can not set it as a hard coded value.
Best wishes,
Velin
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answered on 23 Apr 2010, 03:57 AM
Hello Velin,
I find that the bars do indeed overlap with the default of 80 as shown in the attached screenshots.
Is there another property that affects this calculation?
Thanks,
Errol
I find that the bars do indeed overlap with the default of 80 as shown in the attached screenshots.
Is there another property that affects this calculation?
Thanks,
Errol
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Hello Errol Melvin,
Please, provide some more details on the way you have set up the chart control and the version of the Telerik assemblies you use. Source code will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
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Velin
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Please, provide some more details on the way you have set up the chart control and the version of the Telerik assemblies you use. Source code will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
Regards,
Velin
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David Glass
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answered on 29 Apr 2010, 12:24 AM
this sounds like the same bug I reported in Bug Report # 295132.
One approach (though not ideal) is to set the TicksDistance of AxisX to 1. My approach was to use XCategories instead of XValues and to pad any missing slots with zeros.
One approach (though not ideal) is to set the TicksDistance of AxisX to 1. My approach was to use XCategories instead of XValues and to pad any missing slots with zeros.
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Lian
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answered on 30 Jun 2010, 01:53 PM
I have the same problem. Has this been resolved?
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Hi Lian,
We suggest you to try tweaking the bars width using the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent. In case you don't have success with this we would ask you to send us more details for the way you've set up the chart control in order to be able to investigate and provide a solution. Thanks.
All the best,
Velin
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We suggest you to try tweaking the bars width using the ChartArea.ItemWidthPercent. In case you don't have success with this we would ask you to send us more details for the way you've set up the chart control in order to be able to investigate and provide a solution. Thanks.
All the best,
Velin
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Lian
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answered on 06 Jul 2010, 08:00 AM
I believe this has been fixed in the latest Q2 beta release.