Y Axis Control In Fusion Charts.

[shahv]

Hi,

Does fusion charts provide control over Y axis as in increments, display and scale.

 

Regards,

Vaishali

[Guest Sumedh]

Hi Vaishali,

 

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!

 

You can customize Y-axis with respect to font and scaling.

 

FusionCharts XT offers a lot of options to format numbers on the chart. You can configure number prefixes & suffixes, decimal places, and scaling of numbers based on a pre-defined scale.

 

For more information, please refer the following links:

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/?advanced/number-format/Number_Basics.html

 

Also, you can configure the div lines, divisional lines are horizontal lines running through the canvas. They break up the y-axis into smaller units helping in better visual data interpretation.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

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

 

You can customize the y-axis values using FusionCharts XT styles.

 

FusionCharts XT uses Styles to help you apply font, effects and animations to various objects of the chart. Styles lends a simple mechanism using which you can easily control the visual layout of charts.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/?Styles/Styles.html

 

Hope this helps!

[shahv]

Hi Vaishali,

 

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!

 

You can customize Y-axis with respect to font and scaling.

 

FusionCharts XT offers a lot of options to format numbers on the chart. You can configure number prefixes & suffixes, decimal places, and scaling of numbers based on a pre-defined scale.

 

For more information, please refer the following links:

http://docs.fusionch...ber_Basics.html

 

Also, you can configure the div lines, divisional lines are horizontal lines running through the canvas. They break up the y-axis into smaller units helping in better visual data interpretation.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

http://docs.fusionch...c/DivLines.html

 

You can customize the y-axis values using FusionCharts XT styles.

 

FusionCharts XT uses Styles to help you apply font, effects and animations to various objects of the chart. Styles lends a simple mechanism using which you can easily control the visual layout of charts.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

http://docs.fusionch...les/Styles.html

 

Hope this helps!

[shahv]

Hi Sumedh,

thanks a lot for helping out.

 

Regards,

Vaishali

[Guest Sumedh]

[MegRyan]

Hi Vaishali,

 

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!

 

You can customize Y-axis with respect to font and scaling.

 

FusionCharts XT offers a lot of options to format numbers on the chart. You can configure number prefixes & suffixes, decimal places, and scaling of numbers based on a pre-defined scale.

 

For more information, please refer the following links:

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/?advanced/number-format/Number_Basics.html

 

Also, you can configure the div lines, divisional lines are horizontal lines running through the canvas. They break up the y-axis into smaller units helping in better visual data interpretation.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

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

 

You can customize the y-axis values using FusionCharts XT styles.

 

FusionCharts XT uses Styles to help you apply font, effects and animations to various objects of the chart. Styles lends a simple mechanism using which you can easily control the visual layout of charts.

 

For more information, please refer the following link:

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/?Styles/Styles.html

 

Hope this helps!

 

 

Hi, I have the same requirement.

But I did not find the answer.

When the data value is 0 or 1, the y axis come to decimal.

But It cant to be decimal.

 

Set divIntervalHints or decimals propertis cant work in this case.

[Bindhu]

Hi,

 

Please use the 'yAxisMaxValue' and 'numDivLines' attributes appropriately to suit your requirement.

Say, for example, if you need to display from 0 to 4 on the axis, then set numDivLines='2' and yAxisMaxValue='4'.

Similarly, if you need to display from 0 to 2, set numDivLines='1' and yAxisMaxValue='2'.

Hope this helps!

[MegRyan]

Hi,

 

Please use the 'yAxisMaxValue' and 'numDivLines' attributes appropriately to suit your requirement.

 

Say, for example, if you need to display from 0 to 4 on the axis, then set numDivLines='2' and yAxisMaxValue='4'.

 

Similarly, if you need to display from 0 to 2, set numDivLines='1' and yAxisMaxValue='2'.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Thanks, It works.

 

But I dont know the internal mechanism of the calculation and display

So I am not sure that if it will cause new issue or display inconsistency when the Y Values are more than the yAxisMaxValue or the resolution rate changes.

 

For example, I set numDivLines='2' and yAxisMaxValue='4', but it generates 3 lines. The yAxis values are: 0,1,2,3,4.

It is a bit strange.

 

 

In our program,we only set the heighth and the width, don't set the numDivLine,it generates 4 lines in my computer.

Edited April 1, 2014 by MegRyan

[Bindhu]

Hi,

 

When Y values are more than yAxismaxValue, yAxisMaxValue set will be ignored.

 

So you will have to set a suitable yAxisMaxValue and depending on the yAxisMaxValue, you have to calculate a value for numDivLines such that when you divide it you wont get decimal values.

 

Hoe this helps!