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answered on 16 Aug 2017, 05:34 AM
I am trying to change the direction of bar. In this case, when the value is less than 1, the bar will be going downward. How can I make all the bar is going upward or the graph start at x-axis instead of other line of value.
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I am not exactly I have fully understood your approach. Basically, when all the values are positive they will be upward. That is why I will ask you to elaborate more on your scenario. You can send me isolated project from your application, code snippets so I can better understand your case. Also, have you set the OriginValue property of the series?
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I am not exactly I have fully understood your approach. Basically, when all the values are positive they will be upward. That is why I will ask you to elaborate more on your scenario. You can send me isolated project from your application, code snippets so I can better understand your case. Also, have you set the OriginValue property of the series?
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Dinko
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answered on 21 Aug 2017, 03:43 AM
Thank you, I am able to get what I want after set the OriginValue to "0". Can I know is the default OriginValue for LogarithmicAxis is 1 or the value is depends on the chart data?
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Hi,
I am happy to hear that you found a solution for your scenario. When you are using LogarithmicAxis internally in the axis code the origin value property is set to 1d.
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I am happy to hear that you found a solution for your scenario. When you are using LogarithmicAxis internally in the axis code the origin value property is set to 1d.
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Dinko
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