How do I enable vertical zooming with multiple vertical axes?

[Kareema]

I have dynamically created and added series on my chart. Each of these series has its own vertical axis which is created in the following way:

LinearAxis linearAxis = new LinearAxis { Title = "Violet Bar Axis", Maximum = maxValue + 1 };
barSeries.VerticalAxis = linearAxis;

I have vertical and horizontal zooming setup for my chart in my xaml:

<Controls:RadCartesianChart.Behaviors>
                <ChartView:ChartPanAndZoomBehavior ZoomMode="Both" PanMode="Both" />
                <ChartView:ChartTrackBallBehavior ShowIntersectionPoints="True" ShowTrackInfo="True" TrackInfoUpdated="ChartTrackBallBehavior_TrackInfoUpdated"/>
</Controls:RadCartesianChart.Behaviors>

Why do I not see zooming on my vertical axes?

Is there something else I can setup when I dynamically create the axis?

[Yavor]

Hi Kareema,

Currently the scroll bars that control the pan and zoom are shown only on the primary axes. Still, all axes are affected by the pan and zoom behavior, but when you don't have primary axes it is up to you to control the panning and zooming. You can add the primary axes and use additional axes only in the series you need them, because the primary axes are shared among all series that don't have explicit horizontal or vertical axis set.

Kind regards,
Yavor
the Telerik team

[JunBin]

Hi,
    Currently we have some charts with two vertical axes. The data on these two axes are very different. We have some requirements to scale on both Axis.  
Is it possible to add this in future release?
Thanks!
    

[Missing User]

Hello JunBin,

I am sorry to say this is not included in our immediate plans.

Kind regards,
Ivan N.
the Telerik team

[oburgaya]

Hello,

I would also be pleased to see the secondary axis scaling and zooming, this would be an important addition to our application.

¿Is there any plans to include the feature in future releases?

Thanks

[Missing User]

Hello Xavier,

Presently, there are still no plans to implement this in the current release.

Regards,
Ivan N.
the Telerik team