another question to anyone that can help...
i'm using a line chart with a secondary Y-axis - how can i force this to have a minimum value of 0 without setting autoscale to false
the chart is dynamic and driven through data entry via the front end
i.e. in my primary Y-axis the values can dip below 0, but the secondary one should not. what currently happens now i that a Y2-axis with only 0 values - the default state on page load - (a flat line) seems to take it scaling cue from the primary Y axis so it in turn displays (unwanted) negative values
anything i can do about this - am sure a screenshot would explain better if i could find a way to attach one (?!)
cheers
i'm using a line chart with a secondary Y-axis - how can i force this to have a minimum value of 0 without setting autoscale to false
the chart is dynamic and driven through data entry via the front end
i.e. in my primary Y-axis the values can dip below 0, but the secondary one should not. what currently happens now i that a Y2-axis with only 0 values - the default state on page load - (a flat line) seems to take it scaling cue from the primary Y axis so it in turn displays (unwanted) negative values
anything i can do about this - am sure a screenshot would explain better if i could find a way to attach one (?!)
cheers
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Hello robin,
Generally the AutoScale mechanism is able to correctly guess the YAxis range when you pass a series with positive values; however, when you pass a series only with zero values, it is not possible to automatically decide that only positive or only negative range should be displayed -- that is why you observe a symmetrical range around the zero start point.
You will need to set the AutoScale property to false and customize the range via the MinValue / MaxValue / Step properties of the respective axis.
Best wishes,
Manuel
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Generally the AutoScale mechanism is able to correctly guess the YAxis range when you pass a series with positive values; however, when you pass a series only with zero values, it is not possible to automatically decide that only positive or only negative range should be displayed -- that is why you observe a symmetrical range around the zero start point.
You will need to set the AutoScale property to false and customize the range via the MinValue / MaxValue / Step properties of the respective axis.
Best wishes,
Manuel
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.