Ok. I figured out the workaround

1. Multiply my actual values  by 100 and use the chart delegate to create correct label formatted as %

Use the following logic 

//min and max are computed by data source. Adjusted by 1 so there is a little space around the max and min bars

min = min - 1;
                max = max + 1;
                series.XAxis.Minimum = min;
                series.XAxis.Maximum = max;

                float interval = (max - min) / 4; // guarantees five labels on the axis.
                series.XAxis.Interval = interval;

We tried setting angle for labels (90 or 270 would both give vertical).

Here is our code for setting interval based on actual minimum and maximum values

    float min = series.XAxis.ActualMinimumValue;//this.data.Select (x => (UpDownPerformance)x).Min (x => x.DnPerf.FloatValue);
                float max = series.XAxis.ActualMaximumValue;//this.data.Select (x => (UpDownPerformance)x).Min (x => x.UpPerf.FloatValue);

                float interval = (max - min) / 5;
                series.XAxis.Interval = interval;

The results are not encouraging. See screenshot. For some values only one label on XAxis is shown.

Forgot to mention that you can set the angle to 90 instead of 270 as a temporary workaround, if you want vertical labels. Or you can use horizontal labels for now.

Sorry, I thought your x axis was showing categories for some reason. The behavior of the interval property is a little bit different on a numeric axis, but it's still based on the minimum and maximum values. Keep in mind that you can always get the min and max values from the axis with actualMinimumValue and actualMaximumValue properties. You can then set the interval based on those. Not setting an interval will typically give you either 5 or 10 numeric labels, but there is no way to tell the chart to always display x number of labels via a single property. The clipping issue was fixed a few days ago and is currently in test.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

I have tried changing the angle of the labels. Same thing happens for different angle values.