Numdivlines Collides With Y-Axis Zero Line

[Sundhar]

for a column chart having negative y-axis values, if i set numdivlines as "3"

 

the divisions in the chart looks fine., but the y-axis zero line is shown, which creates confusion that it may be a another division., though its not a division.,

 

have attached the snapshot.., in this., yAxisMinValue="-25" yAxisMaxValue="113" numDivLines="2"..

 

is there any way to hide the y-axis zero line.,

 

 

suggest is there any other way to solve this problem...

Edited August 8, 2012 by Sundhar

[Guest Sumedh]

Hi Sundhar,

 

Can you paste your XML code here?

 

It would be helpful to test at our end.

[Sundhar]

hi,

 

attached the xml content.,

 

- SUndhar

negative divisions.xml

[Sundhar]

any updates/suggestions on this ?

[Guest Sumedh]

Hi Sundhar,

 

You would have to use divLineAlpha attribute under the chart element.

 

Set this attribute with minimum value, between 1 to 5.

 

Ref. Code:

<chart ... divLineAlpha='3'>

 

Hope this helps!

[Sundhar]

by setting divLineAlpha="3" the yaxis division lines brightness is very less., as like it is not there.,. fine

 

but the same is getting applied for y-axis zero point line too, does that mean y-axis zero point line is also considered as a division???

[Guest Sumedh]

Hey,

 

You can use zeroPlaneAlpha attribute to set the transparency of x-axis i.e., zero plane.

 

This attribute takes value between 0-100.

 

Ref. code:

<chart ... zeroPlaneAlpha='60'>

 

Please refer the following URL, for more information.

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/?AttDesc/ZeroPlane.html

 

Also, find attached screen-shot for your reference.

 

Hope this helps!

[Sundhar]

thanks sumedh,

 

this solves my problem. as u said I will use have to user divLineAlpha="3" zeroPlaneAlpha="60" to get the desired thing..,

 

-- Sundhar

[Guest Sumedh]