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Hi Brad,
RadCartesianChart still doesn't have a minor ticks support. However, there is a feature request logged in our feedback portal where you can follow its status and vote for an implementation.
In the meantime you can draw minor ticks and grid lines manually using custom and grid line annotations. You can calculate their positions based on the range of the axis and the major tick step. I attached a small project demonstrating a possible implementation. I hope it is useful.
Regards,
Martin
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RadCartesianChart still doesn't have a minor ticks support. However, there is a feature request logged in our feedback portal where you can follow its status and vote for an implementation.
In the meantime you can draw minor ticks and grid lines manually using custom and grid line annotations. You can calculate their positions based on the range of the axis and the major tick step. I attached a small project demonstrating a possible implementation. I hope it is useful.
Regards,
Martin
Telerik by Progress
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Grinden
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answered on 27 Nov 2017, 12:20 AM
Hi Martin,
That feature request that you linked to is actually for Silverlight. Given that this post in the WPF forum is the top hit when you type "radchartview minor ticks" into google, and that Silverlight is dead now, I'm guessing that most of those likes are from people interested in a WPF implementation. Any chance you could move the feature request over to WPF? It'd be nice if someone could implement it too!
Best regards,
Richard
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Hello Richard,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. All feature requests logged for Silverlight will be introduced also for WPF. So, the feature will be delivered also for WPF for sure.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
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Thank you for bringing this to our attention. All feature requests logged for Silverlight will be introduced also for WPF. So, the feature will be delivered also for WPF for sure.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
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