Can I hide data number on line chart to make it only show the trend instead of the actual data?
To remove the Axis, switching from a Time Series Chart to a Sparkline Chart does the trick (or manually remove the required labels and Axis from the Style Tab of the Time Series Chart).
To prevent interactions with the Chart, one approach is to add a transparent Shape over the Chart.
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I want to create a control that shows a list of activities like in a gantt chart in winforms.
I don't want to use any of the non official products out there.
The diagram will have to:
Show the activities as rectangles of different colors. each activity have a start and an end date
Show an X-axis for the global time line reference (years, months, days)
Allow the user to zoom in\zoom out, changing the axis accordingly
Where should I start? I first started from scratch with an empty User Control, I can easily draw rectangle as activities but the logic of the axis and the zoom-in zoom-out feature seems too complicated to build.
An alternative could be start from a chart like an horizontal histogram and on that grid and axis draw the activities.
I currently have this issue where I am trying to hide the Y-axis of this line chart. Currently there is only the option to hide both axes in GDS.
Issue being is that the floating number at the y axis looks awkward.
Could anyone think of a work around? maybe hiding both axes and then creating a blank chart with the date values and using that as the x axis ticks.
One workaround is to draw a Shape or line over the axis and set it to a colour that blends in with the background, (although in the case above, it would cut into the first data point and data label) using Shift + movement keys for precision placement.
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I make pie chart in SSRS Report
I have 2 Chart and 2 Dataset When I preview My report color not same
this data are same and Data label are same but difference DataSet I want to show in same color
Thank you.
Follow the steps for both pie chart.
You can specify color scheme by selecting the chart and accessing properties.
There you can choose a predefined palette or select "Custom" and define your own color scheme by going to clicking CustomPaletteColors. This gives you more flexibility when working with graphs that have more then one section.
I develop my report using SSRS. I want to repeat chart per project.
I use list and insert chart in list. When I preview report I get this
I want to display Chart same (same size ) on first Chart
Try to use the rectangle to contain chart. Put the rectangle into the list and make enough space for this rectangle. It supposed to some margin and space setting causing this size issue.
I want to have an empty pie chart in case when no data has been given to draw a pie chart.
If I am passing an empty array for dataset then it is not rendering anything in canvas.
Can anybody update me how I can manage this, when there is not any data it should draw a blank circle so that user can feel like chart is there but not having any data to be displayed.
I faced same issue. I used 2 functions to differently draw for no data & data present. In no-data, I used 1 as input to show full circle but with colors and tags that convey no data present.