Scale Break Value Tolerance

[wj]

Hi,

    I am using scale breaks for my bar chart and I am wondering how to adjust the value at which the scale break occurs. There is a property - valueTolerance but it accepts a BYTE value and I am not sure how to use it. Or is there a way I could do specific customizations using the axisSegment property?

Can anybody help?

Thanks,
wayne

[Ves]

Hi wj,

For ValueTolerance -- just assign a number between 0 and 255. The larger the value, the larger the sine curve range. And here is how to configure the Y axis with scalebreaks manually:

<telerik:RadChart ID="RadChart1" runat="server">
            <Series>
                <telerik:ChartSeries Name="Series 1">
                    <Items>
                        <telerik:ChartSeriesItem Name="Item 1" YValue="265">
                        </telerik:ChartSeriesItem>
                        <telerik:ChartSeriesItem Name="Item 2" YValue="342">
                        </telerik:ChartSeriesItem>
                        <telerik:ChartSeriesItem Name="Item 3" YValue="34">
                        </telerik:ChartSeriesItem>
                    </Items>
                </telerik:ChartSeries>
            </Series>
            <PlotArea>
                <YAxis AutoScale="False" >
                    <ScaleBreaks Enabled="True">
                        <Segments>
                            <telerik:AxisSegment MaxValue="360" MinValue="320" Name="Segment 1" Step="10"/>
                            <telerik:AxisSegment MaxValue="270" MinValue="250" Name="Segment 2" Step="10"/>
                            <telerik:AxisSegment MaxValue="40" MinValue="20" Name="Segment 3" Step="5" />
                        </Segments>
                    </ScaleBreaks>
                </YAxis>
            </PlotArea>
        </telerik:RadChart>

Greetings,
Ves
the Telerik team

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