Hi,
I'd like to have fixed y/x-axis 0 to 1. Values above and below don't make sense.
There are values exactly at (0,0.5) and by using a point series they are only partially within the plotable area
and become very hard to select. Is there a margin/padding property I can set?
Changing the axis minimum helps, but then my axis annotation don't make sense anymore.
Markus
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Hello Markus,
I am happy to inform you that there is straightforward approach achieving your requirement. If you are using the CategoricalAxis you can use the PlotMode property. In your particular case you can set it to OnTicksPadded.
Please give this approach a try and let us know if you need any further assistance.
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Pavel R. Pavlov
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I am happy to inform you that there is straightforward approach achieving your requirement. If you are using the CategoricalAxis you can use the PlotMode property. In your particular case you can set it to OnTicksPadded.
Please give this approach a try and let us know if you need any further assistance.
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answered on 13 Jan 2014, 10:22 AM
Hi,
Unfortunately I'm using 2 linear axis since my values are continuous between 0 and 1.
Any solution for this?
Thanks,
Markus
Unfortunately I'm using 2 linear axis since my values are continuous between 0 and 1.
Any solution for this?
Thanks,
Markus
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Hello Markus,
Could you please try the ClipToPlotArea property of the ScatterPointSeries in your particular case?
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Could you please try the ClipToPlotArea property of the ScatterPointSeries in your particular case?
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answered on 14 Jan 2014, 04:01 PM
I see the points, but they are outside of the plotting area. I guess this is expected.
Any idea on how I can increase the plotting area and still keep my axis between 0 and 1?
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Hi Markus,
The RadChartView control is designed to precisely render the points in its plot area. The best approach that we suggest to achieve your requirement is to use the already suggested property.
However, if you insist to change that layout you can try setting margins to your Axes. By doing so both axes will not be crossing one over another, but your scenario will be achieved. You can use similar to this snippet:
I hope this is helpful.
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Pavel R. Pavlov
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The RadChartView control is designed to precisely render the points in its plot area. The best approach that we suggest to achieve your requirement is to use the already suggested property.
However, if you insist to change that layout you can try setting margins to your Axes. By doing so both axes will not be crossing one over another, but your scenario will be achieved. You can use similar to this snippet:
<telerik:RadCartesianChart.HorizontalAxis> <telerik:LinearAxis Margin="0 10 0 0"/></telerik:RadCartesianChart.HorizontalAxis><telerik:RadCartesianChart.VerticalAxis> <telerik:LinearAxis Margin="0 0 10 0"/></telerik:RadCartesianChart.VerticalAxis>Regards,
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answered on 16 Jan 2014, 04:38 PM
Works for me!