I have a bar chart with a logarithmic xAxis, where in some cases the axis labels overlap each other. Is there any way to prevent this?
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I am plotting my x axis labels vertically, and using the following line to provide a little space under the axis
axisSet.xAxis.axisConstraints = [CPTConstraints constraintWithLowerOffset:40.0];
But now the vertical length of the label bumps into the first value on the y axis. Is there a way to compress the graph a little so the first value on the y axis begins a little higher? Thanks.
Adjust the axis' labelAlignment and/or labelOffset to reposition the labels.
Question 1: Can we create a bubble chart with x-axis aligned vertically and opposite to y-axis as in below image.
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I have a chart with multiple axes. The same axis can be used for multiple curves.
I would like to draw colored swatches next to the y axes to make it easier to identify which curve belongs to which axis.
I don't find any API setting or sample. Is it possible? If yes, how?
I have a chart that will virtually no points from 0-99, some from 99-99.99 and some from 99.99 to hundred. What's the easiest way to configure a bar chart so that they will be evenly spaced?
I'm using a scatter series in Shinobi Charts but points with maximum and minimum x and y values are being truncated because they're at the edge of the plot area?
How can I add a small margin to the plot area so I can clearly see the scatter points and none are truncated. I realise that I can set the range of each axis myself but that gets into nasty math to work out what a 5px margin would be over the lowest/highest values etc.
There are 2 properties on SChartAxis which can help you: rangePaddingLow and rangePaddingHigh. These values are absolute values, and in the scale of the axis.
For example, if you have an axis which has an automatic range of (0,100), then the following would update the range to (-5, 105):
axis.rangePaddingLow = #5;
axis.rangePaddingHight = #5;
As the axis scale updates, these padding values will be maintained.