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I am using RadChartView for displaying thousand of data in one view. But X-axis label is not in view-able, Here CategoricalAxis of HorizontalAxis class is getting used for some reason. I want to show maximum 10 x-axis labels at x-axis while scrolling and zooming. Here I want to manage these with the help of MajorTickInterval property of CategoricalAxis.
Now my requirement is that, calculating MajorTickInterval value dynamically. And these need number of visible data point in current view.
Thanks,
S. Ansari
I am using RadChartView for displaying thousand of data in one view. But X-axis label is not in view-able, Here CategoricalAxis of HorizontalAxis class is getting used for some reason. I want to show maximum 10 x-axis labels at x-axis while scrolling and zooming. Here I want to manage these with the help of MajorTickInterval property of CategoricalAxis.
Now my requirement is that, calculating MajorTickInterval value dynamically. And these need number of visible data point in current view.
Thanks,
S. Ansari
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Hi,
One of my colleges replied your question in the Hide Vertical Scrollbar forum. The next following lines are quoted from there:
"Unfortunately, there is no built-in functionality for getting the number of the visualized points. However, you can count those UIElements manually.
In order to do this you can use the GetDataPointVisual() method of the series. You can traverse all data points of the series and call that method for everyone."
Regards,
Martin
Telerik
One of my colleges replied your question in the Hide Vertical Scrollbar forum. The next following lines are quoted from there:
"Unfortunately, there is no built-in functionality for getting the number of the visualized points. However, you can count those UIElements manually.
In order to do this you can use the GetDataPointVisual() method of the series. You can traverse all data points of the series and call that method for everyone."
Regards,
Martin
Telerik
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