Hi,
I am using Infragistics 2016.1 WPF XamDatachart.
I am getting a circle chart ; what I need is to mask the negative x axis values . If I remove the negative xaxis values from the series collection I get lines pointing x= 0, y =0 .
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Boom
Hello Boom,
My team and I have done an initial review of this thread, but it is not entirely clear of what the behavior you are seeing in this case is? Would it be possible for you to please provide a screenshot of what you are currently seeing within the XamDataChart along with a mockup of what you are intending to see?
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hi ,
I have explained the scenario with three diagrams
1. FullPoints --> this is actual plot with all points
2. PosPoints --> this is how I require the plot which considers only point (1,2, 2.1, 3, 7 and 8)
3. ActPosPoints--> this is how I get a line if I plot X >=0 since the point 7 is the new point 4 and so point 3 connets to point 4 and there by I get a straight line from point 3 to point 7
Actually I require plot similar to second one where x > 0.
I would just like to confirm the behavior from the diagrams you have provided. You have mentioned that you are looking for a chart like diagram 2. Is this to say you only want the points 1 and 2 to connect a line as in diagram 3 you had mentioned that you do not want the line to connect from point 3 to 7? Do you want a line to connect to the other ones (e.g. point 1 => 2 => 2.1 =-> 3)?
It is worth noting that if your diagram 1 represents the full data, you will need to query that data where the X value >= 0 in order to get the points that you should give to the series for diagrams 2 and 3. If you wish to create a break in the line, you can also do this by passing in a data item between the data items where you want the break that has null or double.NaN for the XMemberPath and YMemberPath corresponding values. You would also need to set the UnkownValuePlotting property on the series to “DontPlot.”
Thanks Andrew!. It worked for me, that was very helpful!