Hi,
I am plotting scatter chart for 2 days. But there is a time in between when there is no data at all. Is there a way that I can get rid of this empty area on x-axis, and from the whole chart?
I want the x-axis label to be shown only if the data (y) is avaiable. For example, there is no data between 12-11 15:36 and 12-12 09:54, then this space should disappear on x-axis, and make the chart look continuous.
Many Thanks in Advance
If the above idea of having multiple X-Axis aligned side-by-side, can you please give me a quick code sample?
Do I need to create multiple layers (all scatter), or do I have to create multiple chart area?
What happens if I am going to plot for 2 weeks (14 days), and I need to ignore all times between 4PM and the next day's 9AM, and the 2 weendend days?
And this case, I need 12 different X-axis (one for each day except weekends) to be laid side by side to make the chart look continuous. Is that allowed in Infragistics?
Breaks in X-Axis is one of the most essential features to have in any financial chart. I have requested the feature, but wonder how long it would take to be released.
You can upload attachments by going to the options menu and selecting Add/Update (refer to the attached screenshot). Unfortunately, the chart axis doesn't allow breaks. Working around this can be tricky. I would suggest using a composite chart and creating 2 x axes and 2 chart layers side by side. You can also submit a feature request for this:http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Protected/RequestFeature.aspx
Thanks for the response. The image upload requires the picture to be at a URL, but unfortunately I can't.
Is there any mean that I can send you through an attachment?
In sum the graph looks like the following.
From 12-11 9:30 to 12-11 15:36 (There are data points.)
From 12-11 15:36 to 12-12 09:54 (There are no data points) <-- This takes more space than the actual data points, and need not be shown at all.)
From 12-12 09:54 to 12-12 15:50 (There are data points.)
Thanks
Do you mean that you want to have breaks in your x axis scale? I don't think this would be possible. The axis scale has to be linear (or logarithmic) and continuous. Could you post a picture of what the chart would look like?