Hi Support,
I am attaching screen shot of the problem. I have mapped my date column to XAsix.
If date range is 3 months of above results are good. But if I change my date range to 10 days or less. I see repetitive date/days.
I would like to
#1 Fix repetitive date issue.
#2 keep my tick size always to one week. Keeping the tick size to 7 does not help in every date range scenario.
#3 Also if my list of objects has Date property/attribute, which I have mapped to XAxis. I would like to just display that value and not have auto range function. Setting auto range to false did not help.
#4 Not use isDate=true and change my date property to string and be able to map to xAsix. Tried it but I get format exception.
Looking forward to your reply.
I am attaching screen shot of the problem. I have mapped my date column to XAsix.
If date range is 3 months of above results are good. But if I change my date range to 10 days or less. I see repetitive date/days.
I would like to
#1 Fix repetitive date issue.
#2 keep my tick size always to one week. Keeping the tick size to 7 does not help in every date range scenario.
#3 Also if my list of objects has Date property/attribute, which I have mapped to XAxis. I would like to just display that value and not have auto range function. Setting auto range to false did not help.
#4 Not use isDate=true and change my date property to string and be able to map to xAsix. Tried it but I get format exception.
Looking forward to your reply.
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Hello Neeraj,
You are not actually getting "repetetive dates". To explain what's going on, here is how RadChart works:
When you have a period of say a couple of days and lots of ticks, the interval is less than a day. If we have an interval of say... 3 hours, you will have 24/3 = 8 ticks showing the same date, while they are actually different DateTime values. The difference between them, however, is measured in hours, minutes, seconds which you chose not to display. In order to always force a single week step for your data please choose Autorange=False and set your Step=7.
Kind regards,
Vladimir Milev
the Telerik team
You are not actually getting "repetetive dates". To explain what's going on, here is how RadChart works:
When you have a period of say a couple of days and lots of ticks, the interval is less than a day. If we have an interval of say... 3 hours, you will have 24/3 = 8 ticks showing the same date, while they are actually different DateTime values. The difference between them, however, is measured in hours, minutes, seconds which you chose not to display. In order to always force a single week step for your data please choose Autorange=False and set your Step=7.
Kind regards,
Vladimir Milev
the Telerik team
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