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This demo shows how we can sync zoom of an X-axes across multiple charts. Code The function that performs syncing: Using events to monitor changes to start and end settings on each axis: Demo
Type tutorial
This demo shows how we can leverage stacked axes to simulate an axis break.
Type tutorial
If the chart has a ValueAxis as both of its axes, it would not auto-zoom vertically when panned/zoomed. It’s by design. This demo shows how to implement this functionality.
Type tutorial
This short tutorial shows a couple of ways to solve the situations where multiple series can have label bullets shown, and thus may overlap with each other. Repositioning with an adapter We can use an adapter, to dynamically check for overlap with other bullets, and change bullet’s centerY setting, so it is either moved down […]
Type tutorial
This short tutorial will introduce two approaches that can be used to group legend items by inserting a label between its items. Approach #1 The easiest approach is to create a legend like we would do on any chart, set its data, then insert Label elements at predefined places in legend’s children list. The downside […]
Type tutorial
Axes of various types follow their own logic when they choose where to place its grid and labels. However, sometimes you need to place those labels at precisely value X, or on date Y. That’s where axis ranges might come in handy, which is the focus of this tutorial. Prerequisites Just to refresh your memory […]
Type tutorial
This demo shows how we can add labels on top of scrollbar grips, that show dates corresponding to their current positions. Here’s another version:
Type tutorial
This combined tutorial examines at possible positioning of axis elements like grid, labels, and ticks as well as series data items in an XY chart scenario with a date axis and date-based data. Intro Location of axis elements (grid, labels, ticks) is determined by location and multiLocation settings. For a simplified explanation about those, visit […]
Type tutorial
This demo shows how we can dynamically calculate totals of columns in a multi-stack scenario in a bullet function. For non-clustered column stacks, there’s an easier way. Refer to “Totals on column stacks” tutorial.
Type tutorial
Labels of an axis range are shown on the axis itself by default. This demo shows how we can put them on the opposite side of the plot area, or within it. Labels on opposite side To achieve the required result, we’ll need these steps: The code: The demo: Labels inside plot area We can […]