Hi,
I just like to know if it is possible for a 2D Line Chart x-axis of type string to start its line graph from 0 origin, just like the option for y-axis? If yes, please tell me how.
Also, i tried to look for ways on how I can display the data values of a composite chart, unfortunately, all examples that I managed to get only show the axes labels and values. Please advise.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestion you will give.
Regards,
Marlon
Hello Marlon,
I`m not familiar with your scenario and if I understand well your requirement, I think that it is possible. Please take a look at the attached screenshot below and let me know if you think that I misunderstand your question. You could achieve this behavior with default settings, so if you achieve different behavior, maybe will be better to upload small sample with your settings and I`ll take a look on it and help you.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Regards
Hi Georgi,
Thank you very much for responding.
My scenario is exactly as you have shown in your sample graph. What I like to do is to start the plotting of the line from coordinate 0:0 of the x:y axes. Using your example, I like to indent if possible the "Jan" one step to the right of the x-axis.
My concern is when I tried to show the data values of the line, the initial value could overlap/overlay the labels of the y-axis, thus, making the labels on the line-Y unreadable or confusing.
Please see my attached graph, there you will see that the data value "154.13" for the year 2007 of the x-axis almost overlapped the "200" label on the line-Y. This is why I like to move the x-axis values one step to the right or start the line from the origin coordinates of 0:0.
Thank you very much for the sample program. It Works for me!
Best regards,
Here is the sample
Marlon said: What I like to do is to start the plotting of the line from coordinate 0:0 of the x:y axes
What I like to do is to start the plotting of the line from coordinate 0:0 of the x:y axes
It is possible if you are using default settings (without RangeType properties) and your first value is the minimum value. Or if you have first value with zero data. Please take a look at the attached sample for more details.
Marlon said: I like to indent if possible the "Jan" one step to the right of the x-axis.
I like to indent if possible the "Jan" one step to the right of the x-axis.
One possible approach could be if you are usign Offset method of your Primitives. In attached sample I`m using this approach to replace the X and Y axis labels to prevent overlaps.
Please let me know if you have any questions around attached sample.