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I have some data that looks like this. This data is sent from a WEB Service
Because the values are sent as a decimal type, the chart receive a zero value for Nov and Dec.
Nov and Dec doesn't have any data yet. I'd like to see the line on the chart to stop at Oct-11 instead of dropping to zero.
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Denis
| Apr-11 | 2,320,600.06 | |
| May-11 | 8,589,525.26 | |
| Jun-11 | 12,889,210.18 | |
| Jul-11 | 20,453,085.93 | |
| Aug-11 | 24,343,052.89 | |
| Sep-11 | 28,107,905.64 | |
| Oct-11 | 38,744,994.68 | |
| Nov-11 |
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| Dec-11 |
Because the values are sent as a decimal type, the chart receive a zero value for Nov and Dec.
Nov and Dec doesn't have any data yet. I'd like to see the line on the chart to stop at Oct-11 instead of dropping to zero.
Thanks
Denis
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Hi Denis,
You can set the EmptyPointBehavior property of the series definition to "Gap".
Please check our demo on Empty Values here and look at the help on Empty Values here.
Note that the property at issue needs to be a Nullable type. Alternatively, you can wire the ItemDataBound event and set IsEmpty = true to the datapoints you do not need to show.
Kind regards,
Petar Marchev
the Telerik team
You can set the EmptyPointBehavior property of the series definition to "Gap".
Please check our demo on Empty Values here and look at the help on Empty Values here.
Note that the property at issue needs to be a Nullable type. Alternatively, you can wire the ItemDataBound event and set IsEmpty = true to the datapoints you do not need to show.
Kind regards,
Petar Marchev
the Telerik team
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answered on 08 Dec 2011, 04:05 PM
Hi Petar,
Thanks for your help... it works.
Thanks for your help... it works.