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Where is this option "UseXValues"

Posted By Raphaël Aubin 11 Years Ago
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Hi,

I'm actually using your trial version and I want to build a Gantt with multiple start time and end time for a same item. I saw it is possible according to this topic "Gantt Chart - Multiple Start and End Times?", but where can I activate this property "UseXValues"?

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UseXValues is a property of NFloatBarSeries - the type of series that is used for Gantt charts. The property is inherited from the NXYScatterSeries base type. Other series that derive from NXYScatterSeries like NBarSeries, NLineSeries, NPointSeries, etc. also have this property.

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Ok, so this property is only available by code? I'm I right?

If yes, how can I create a Gantt with multiple start time and end time for one event without code (check attachment)?

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Hi Raphael,

Yes that is available from code - this is a programmable component - do you refer to the chart for SSRS (which has a designer)?



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Yes I refer to the chart for SSRS, more specifically to a "Float Bar".

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Hi Raphael,

The UseXValues property in the control API actually translates to a chart type "sub type" in the case of SSRS - take a look at the ChartTypes_Range2D.rdl example shipped with the control. It switches the sub type of the Float bar to XY Scatter, which in turn enables you to specify X1 and X2 values in the "Values Grouping Editor". Hope this helps - let us know if you meet any problems or have any questions.

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