In the 2-D column chart that I am using, I think due to the large quantity of data being returned from the database, the X-axis labels are not being displayed sometimes. When there are just a few rows and columns returning from DB, then the labels are displayed. Is there any way to resolve this? Thanks
Sorry I responded to the wrong thread, and I'll try to get a response to you ASAP.
-Paul
Hello?
I am using .NET 2008 Vol 1 CLR 3.5. I am using a SQL stored procedure to get data from the SQL server. there are just 2 columns being returned from the SP. One is a string and the other integer.
Here is an example of what I'm trying at. The first chart
whereas this 2nd chart is too cluttered, hence the labels do not appear. I have about 9 charts on the same page, hence I have to keep the size of chart small.
Thanks
it seems the domain you're linking to can't be accessed from our office. not sure what's going on there, but try attaching the image using our forums instead-- just click the "options" tab when composing your response, and click the button there to attach your image.
Your domain is not accessible to the public, looks like it's firewalled. http://dashboardev.mgx2.com Is that a test environment perhaps?
There are a bunch of file/image sharing sites out there where you can post the images as well, if you can't get your site public access.
I'd also recommend posting the code that you're using to set up the chart - makes it easier for someone on the other end to build a repro. Lastly, if you could be specific as to the number of data items you're showing, it may help as well.
-Tony
I hope this is better.