Hi, I have two questions here:

1) When I use

NStandardScaleConfigurator linearScale = (NStandardScaleConfigurator)chart.Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryY).ScaleConfigurator;

linearScale.MinorTickCount = 5;

I can see minor ticks on chart , but when I use

 NStandardScaleConfigurator linearScale = (NStandardScaleConfigurator)chart.Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryX).ScaleConfigurator;

linearScale.MinorTickCount = 5;

I dont see them. Could you help me? I used NLinearScaleConfigurator but it is not working as well.

I am using horizontal bar chart here and want to show ticks.

2) How can I show my own labels on Y-axis. I mean

If I have range of 10.00-30.00, I want to show them on Y-axis as 10.00, 10.30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30...

I have large dynamic range so I cant add label for each value. Is there anyway to define the gap between two labels on axis.

Regards

Hi Muhammad,

1) By default the X axis uses ordinal scale, which by design does not display minor ticks. You have to switch the scale to linear in order to have minor ticks on the x axis:

chart.Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryX).ScaleConfigurator = new NLinearScaleConfigurator();

2) You can disable the automatic labels and place your own using the customlabels collection - for example:

   NChart chart = nChartControl1.Charts[0];

   NBarSeries bar = new NBarSeries();
   bar.Values.Add(10);
   bar.Values.Add(20);
   bar.Values.Add(30);
   chart.Series.Add(bar);

   NLinearScaleConfigurator scaleY = chart.Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryY).ScaleConfigurator as NLinearScaleConfigurator;

   scaleY.AutoLabels = false;

   NCustomValueLabel customValueLabel = new NCustomValueLabel();
   customValueLabel.Value = 10;
   customValueLabel.Text = "10";
   scaleY.CustomLabels.Add(customValueLabel);

Alternatively you can switch the major tick mode to CustomStep:

   NLinearScaleConfigurator scaleY = chart.Axis(StandardAxis.PrimaryY).ScaleConfigurator as NLinearScaleConfigurator;
   scaleY.MajorTickMode = MajorTickMode.CustomStep;
   scaleY.CustomStep = 10;

if you still want auto labels but don't want to use the step proposed by the chart. Let me know if you meet any problems.

Best regards,
Bob