Hi,
When I plot 2 columnseries on a CategoryDateTimeXAxis, for each date the columns are on top of each other. When I plot 2 columnseries on a CategoryXAxis, they appear neatly next to each other.
Is this by design, or am I doing something wrong
Heinrich
HI Infragistics Team,
I have same constraint.
Do you have any suggestion on this query.
Thanks,
Kiran
Is there some way to force this to use side-by-side columns, even when using a CategoryDateTimeXAxis? We have a requirement for side-by-side columns, but also want to draw other lines on top of the data, and without being able to use a CategoryDateTimeXAxis, it makes lining up the data almost impossible.
Hopefully that decision wasn't hard coded.
Mike
This is indeed by design. The date time axis is mainly used for continuous data, such as line, spline, area series. With a column series, if you display two columns with the same datetime value side by side on a time axis, you are implying that one happened before the other, which wouldn't be true. Column-type series are best used with regular category axes.