Hi I am trying to plot a composite chart where in I have 3 layers of steparea chart to be plotted.
On the X axis I have time in hh:mm format and on both Y axis there is some numeric data to be plotted. In the attachment, I have provided the source code that I am using currently to plot the chart and also in an excel sheet I have provided the data and sample chart output.
However, I need your help to sort out on issue. As I mentioned earlier, on the X-asix I have time plotted in hh:mm format. In the data, the time is not continuous i.e the time duration from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon is missing (as per the requirements), but still on the chart I get to see the data points during this time. Is there a way to exclude this time range? Or rather is there a way to plot only the time values those are available in the data source.
Kindly help me to sort out this problem at the earliest.
Regards
Reena
so if i understand correctly, you want to change the way the blue area or "buy qty ratio" displays from 10:59 to 12:00.
but i don't understand what you want to see in its place. if you want the line to go back down to zero, then you would have to add a datapoint with value = 0 at 11:00.
Hi David,
As per the requirements for this chart, I simply dont want the time period between 11:00 am to 12 noon to appear on the chart. As per your suggestion, if I set the buy qty ratio to 0, the X-axis would still show the time range for that one hour, which is not desired.
Is it possible to simply hide the one hour duration on the chart?
Hmm... Anyways thanks for confirming that with current features of stepline chart or step area chart, I can not manipulate time values. I will put up a request.
oh, i understand now.
unfortunately, we don't have this feature (axis breaks) right now. you can submit a feature request here: http://devcenter.infragistics.com/protected/requestfeature.aspx
the best workaround i can think of is to create a line chart instead of a steplinechart. the downside of this is you need to add a datapoint for each minute, or each hour, you want represented on the chart - to simulate evenly spaced intervals of time.