Charting Label Intervals

Question

I am new to asp.net charting and asp.net in general. I made a basic chart and cannot get all of the data labels to show. It shows only intervals of 5. Is there a property I can set that will show all labels (1-17)? All of the labels show when there are only 9 data points.


The Chart itself is pretty generic. I've been able to figure out most of the other properties I'm looking for.

Thanks to anyone who can help a duffis out :)


<

asp:Chart ID="weekly_stats" runat="server" Width="800px">

 

<Titles>

 

<asp:Title Text="Fantasy Points by Week"></asp:Title>

 

</Titles>

 

<Series>

 

<asp:Series Name="Stats" YValueType="Int32" ChartType="Column" ChartArea="MainChartArea">

 

<Points>

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="1" YValues="15" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="2" YValues="23" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="3" YValues="8" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="4" YValues="19" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="5" YValues="22" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="6" YValues="6" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="7" YValues="9" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="8" YValues="11" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="9" YValues="4" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="10" YValues="24" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="11" YValues="12" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="12" YValues="10" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="13" YValues="7" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="14" YValues="5" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="15" YValues="11" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="16" YValues="5" />

 

<asp:DataPoint AxisLabel="17" YValues="22" />

 

</Points>

 

</asp:Series>

 

</Series>

 

<ChartAreas>

 

<asp:ChartArea Name="MainChartArea">

 

</asp:ChartArea>

 

</ChartAreas>

 

</asp:Chart>

Answer 1

Hi Mr Floppy

sorry, I don't work in ASP, but in VB.NET, there is a property for the ChartArea AxisX interval

if set to 1, then it should show all the X Axis labels

Chart1.ChartAreas(0).AxisX.Interval = 1

Answer 2

Wahoo .. that worked!  I had a version of that code but it was off slightly. Using "0" in the (0) did the trick !!!

Thanks jwavila!