mschart

How do I do the following with an MSChart? Set axes to x: [0 - 1000] and y: [0 - 1]. Show the gridlines when chart has no points. Disable auto adjusting of gridlines. Note: Setting Axis(X/Y).(Min/Max)imum seems to have no effect if a point exists inside the bounds. Question 1) is nicely answered by Bentley Davis, by setting the min and max values of the X and Y axes. Question 3) requires one more property for each axis; the .Interval property. If you do not set the Interval, the MSChart will automatically do a best-fit interval between your declared min and max, thus potentially changing the

So I've made this range bar chart with the MS Chart Control. I have two questions: How can I implement an event handler for when the user double clicks a series? I can't see one anywhere. For some reason the scrollbar on my X Axis (which, amusingly, the Chart Control seems to think is the Y Axis...) seems to be partially transparent for some reason...can anyone shed any light as to why that might be? Here's my code so far, bastardised from a PDF I found somewhere on the net (yeah, I know, it's messy, needs tidying up): private void PopulateGantt() { foreach (Job jobThis in lstJobs) { if (

I have just started looking at potentially using the MSChart control for .Net 3.5 for a project that will be starting shortly. One of the requirements of the project is that the users be able to zoom into the charts to see small data points more clearly when necessary. I have looked at a number of tutorials and the either do not mention zooming, or just give a brief bit of information about how to enable it and seem to assume that using it is so obvious that it requires no explanation. I created a quick test project, added the control to the form, and then added a few Points to the default

I have two ChartArea objects in a Chart ( System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting is what I'm using). One is a Point graph, and the other is a RangeBar graph. The horizontal axis on the RangeBar graph is actually the Y axis, so I cannot just use something like this: Chart1.ChartAreas["Chart Area 2"].AlignWithChartArea = "Default"; I've figured out how to zoom both charts and keep them aligned, but when I try to scroll both charts by clicking on the scrollbar on one of the horizontal axes, I can't quite get it to line up. They almost line up, but they're off by maybe a second or so (the

I want to replace numbers (1, 2, 3, ...) on the X Axis of the chart with the corresponding month name. This is my actual chart: On the DataView that populates the Series I have the "MONTH" column that contains values from 1 to 12. I also had to manually set the Minimum and Maximum value to 0 and 13, otherwise I lose the first and last column because of a lack of space between the beginning of the first X Axis column and the Y Axis and between the last X Axis column end of Chart area. <ChartAreas> <asp:ChartArea Name="ChartArea1"> <AxisX IsStartedFromZero="True" Title="Mese" TitleFont="Segoe UI

When I do it without putting chart type is working fine but when I set it to pie its not working correct. It put all series name as Point 1 the pie is only 1 blue piece (one circle) and it show only first point (Value). foreach (var tag in tags) { HtmlNode tagname = tag.SelectSingleNode("a"); HtmlNode tagcount = tag.SelectSingleNode("span/span"); chart1.Series.Add(tagname.InnerText); chart1.Series[x].Points.AddY(int.Parse(tagcount.InnerText)); chart1.Series[x].IsValueShownAsLabel = true; chart1.Series[x].ChartType = System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting.SeriesChartType.Pie; x++; }

This question has been asked in practically every forum, including here but there are no acceptable answers anywhere that I can find. I'm beginning to think that there is actually no solution and I just have to wrap my code in a try/catch block and apologise to the user and ask them to pick another font. I want to show a FontDialog so that a user can change the fonts on a Chart , however if the user selects a non-TrueType font, then an exception is thrown. GDI+ can only handle TrueType fonts. How can I filter the fonts from the FontDialog which cannot be used with GDI+? The FontDialog class