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Hi Ramya,
Please try to add padding to your Chart Area as shown in this example. This will fix your problem.
Greetings,
Sia
the Telerik team
Please try to add padding to your Chart Area as shown in this example. This will fix your problem.
<
telerik:ChartArea
Padding
=
"5,10,20,5"
LabelFormatBehavior
=
"None"
LegendName
=
"PrimaryLegend"
FontSize
=
"10"
>
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Ramya
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answered on 27 Apr 2011, 01:26 PM
Thanks for the reply. But my problem is still not solved.
If I have a smaller graph whose x-axis has lots of text in it, and i am facing two problems,
1. the text is overlapping on one another.
2. the text is going out of the container.
I have attached images which will show it more clearly. Please let me know how to make the text look clean?
If I have a smaller graph whose x-axis has lots of text in it, and i am facing two problems,
1. the text is overlapping on one another.
2. the text is going out of the container.
I have attached images which will show it more clearly. Please let me know how to make the text look clean?
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Hi Ramya,
The issues you are facing are both caused by the fact that your labels are too clumsy. To be able to provide additional distance between the Ticks you may use our TicksDistance property as shown in this help article.
Additionally you may try setting different values to the StepLabelLevelHeight property (described in the help article mentioned above) to provide different height for the labels.
I hope this is helpful.
Greetings,
Evgenia
the Telerik team
The issues you are facing are both caused by the fact that your labels are too clumsy. To be able to provide additional distance between the Ticks you may use our TicksDistance property as shown in this help article.
Additionally you may try setting different values to the StepLabelLevelHeight property (described in the help article mentioned above) to provide different height for the labels.
I hope this is helpful.
Greetings,
Evgenia
the Telerik team
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