Hi there,
I was wondering if there was a way to have a discontinuous axis using Telerik charting?
We have a scatter chart on a screen which often contains outliers meaning that the rest of the data gets compacted. A user has requested that we use a discontinuous axis so that the outliers can be be shown without compacting the rest of the data.
For example, the axis steps could be 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 10000.
I have attached a screen shot which will hopefully be able to explain what I mean more clearly. This was taken from another application which the user uses which provides this functionality.
Kinds Regards,
Steven
I was wondering if there was a way to have a discontinuous axis using Telerik charting?
We have a scatter chart on a screen which often contains outliers meaning that the rest of the data gets compacted. A user has requested that we use a discontinuous axis so that the outliers can be be shown without compacting the rest of the data.
For example, the axis steps could be 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 10000.
I have attached a screen shot which will hopefully be able to explain what I mean more clearly. This was taken from another application which the user uses which provides this functionality.
Kinds Regards,
Steven
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Hello ,
Scale breaks functionality is not supported by the older RadChart control nor by the newer one - RadChartView control. You can however submit a feature request about it using our feedback portal.
I know that it is not quite the same, but you could consider the use of Logarithmic axis instead.
Regards,
Peshito
Telerik
Scale breaks functionality is not supported by the older RadChart control nor by the newer one - RadChartView control. You can however submit a feature request about it using our feedback portal.
I know that it is not quite the same, but you could consider the use of Logarithmic axis instead.
Regards,
Peshito
Telerik
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