Is there a way to force the x-axis to display labels at specific interval? For example if the x-axis is a DateTime and goes from 11:23AM to 1:39PM but I only want to show labels at 11:30, 11:45, 12:00, 12:15, etc, is there a way to do this?
At the moment, the way to solve this is to set the Axis.Unit to 15 minutes, then to round the Axis.Minimum value down to the nearest 15 minutes, e.g., if the x-axis needs to cover a period starting from 11:23AM, then rounding down to the nearest 15 minutes, we set the Axis.Minimum to 11:15AM. Then labels will occur at 11:15, 11:30, 11:45, etc.
Though that's not exactly the customization you described, additional customization features for things such as labels are always being considered as we plan future releases.
I tried to use the Unit, minimum, and maximum properties as you mentioned but it does not appear to be exposed on the DataChart object. Does this same suggestion also hold true for the XamDataChart (I am not using the XamWebChart)? The best I can come up with is the interval property which does not guarantee my label will be on the rounded time I am hoping for.
Graham,
Did my sample makes sense as to what I was trying to do (or have you had a chance to take a look at it yet)? Is there something else I am missing in order to use the CategoryDateTimeXAxis?
Mike
Mike,
Haven't had a chance to look at it yet. I'll try to examine it this afternoon and get back to you. Thanks for sending along the sample.
-Graham
Mike, this appears to be due to a bug with the CategoryDateTimeXAxis when dealing with data where the overall span of time is small, I'll get back to you with a bug number.
Bug Number is 35336.
Is there a target date for when this bug will be fixed? We're also running into the same issue with the CategoryDateTimeXAxis where the X label no longer shows up when we set DisplayType="Discrete". Already downloaded & install the latest service release for 10.3 (NetAdvantage_WPF_20103.2116_SR.exe) but the labels are still missing.
The above bug is resolved, you must be encountering a different issue. Could you provide a sample that illustrates your problem?