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I have X axis as a DateTime currently it show data to scale with actual day hours.
E.g. i have data spread from 3 days mostly during working hours. The data will have big gaps from non working hours, and also holiday. How to hide/shrink axis so that the chart do not show period that have no data say from 8pm to 8am or holiday. The current is that it will show as straight line (areachart) - and so there are many big gaps.
Basic idea is not to show X axis to scale with day hours/min. The manual do not contains information about this and it is difficult to work on.
Thanks,
PS. I read around there is something on discussion.
"RadChart currently does not support irregular intervals"
but I may not have the up to date license.
Are there some alternative?
I have X axis as a DateTime currently it show data to scale with actual day hours.
E.g. i have data spread from 3 days mostly during working hours. The data will have big gaps from non working hours, and also holiday. How to hide/shrink axis so that the chart do not show period that have no data say from 8pm to 8am or holiday. The current is that it will show as straight line (areachart) - and so there are many big gaps.
Basic idea is not to show X axis to scale with day hours/min. The manual do not contains information about this and it is difficult to work on.
Thanks,
PS. I read around there is something on discussion.
"RadChart currently does not support irregular intervals"
but I may not have the up to date license.
Are there some alternative?
So far I have not found good example for XCategory for my case, and then I still need to work with date time labels, that can show Day Month Hours Min intelligently. I hope i dont have to give up on this chart.
- I replaced XValue with XCategory and then I get x axis with irregular interval but now label all overlap. need some help here.
- I replaced XValue with XCategory and then I get x axis with irregular interval but now label all overlap. need some help here.