Hi John,

You can pass a custom format string to the NNumericValueFormatter constructor - for example:
linearScale.LabelValueFormatter = new NNumericValueFormatter("P0");
will use the current system culture settings for percentage formatting with zero decimal precision.

Let me know if you meet any problems.

Best regards,
Bob

Hi,

That is perfect, thank you. Worked a treat.

I have now changed the axis to be a % with the following code:-
Dim NStandardScaleConfigurator As NStandardScaleConfigurator = TryCast(RightAxis.ScaleConfigurator, NStandardScaleConfigurator)
NStandardScaleConfigurator.LabelValueFormatter = New Dom.NNumericValueFormatter(Format:=NumericValueFormat.Percentage)

This works, except that it forces the axis labels to 2 decimal places. How do I get rid of the decimal places, so that it still shows the % based axis?

Thank you

Hi John,

 

Nevron Chart for .NET provides support for unlimited number of X and Y axes and additionally allows you to customize a variety of options to get the desired result for your charts.

 

You can take a look at the following examples:

 

All Examples >> Axes >> General >> Docking

All Examples >> Axes >> General >> Ruler Size

All Examples >> Chart Gallery >> Bar >> Cluster Bar

Also available with the online examples: http://examplesaspnetchart.nevron.com/

 

You can read the white paper “Working with Chart Multiple Axes – Nevron Chart Axis Docking” here: http://www.nevron.com/Products.ChartFor.NET.WhitePaperAxisDocking.aspx

 

Hope this helps – questions or comments, please feel free.

 

Nevron Support Team

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

Hi,

I have been looking through your gallery but I wasn't able to find an example of a dual axis bar chart. Could you please point me in the right direction?

Thank you!