The XamChart docs state that for a ScatterLine chart:
It is recommended that the numeric columns contain 2 or more rows so that a line can be drawn between two data points
From: ms-help://NetAdvantage_WPF92/NAWPF_WPF92/WPF/xamChart_Scatter_Line_Chart.html
However, I find that if you try to draw a scatter line chart and only provide a single data point, you get a nasty error message (XamChart Warning: The scatter chart needs ValueX and ValueY. The values have to be set for every data point using ChartParameters collection.) Note that the point is fine, it's just that there is only one point (which is not recommended, but it's all the data I have).
I have run into this in two places. In the first I was manually adding the data points, so I simply checked for a count of one, and added a duplicate point and all was well.
But in the second place, I'm using data binding so my opportunities to get in and fudge the data are limited.
Is there any way to make XamChart behave like the docs say it should behave? Drawing just one marker is fine.
Thanks,
Mike
That would get rid of the error message, but it still wouldn't display anything (when the docs are pretty clear that a single point should work).
Try set:
<igCA:XamChart DrawException="False">