The following tables list the members exposed by AxisScale.
Public Constructors
Public Properties
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Name |
Description |
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Crossing |
Point where axis is crossed by another axis. |
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Enabled |
Enables or disables the axis. |
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IntervalAutoMode |
Determines if fixed number of intervals used on the axis or number of intervals depends on the axis size. |
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LogarithmBase |
Base of the logarithm used in logarithmic scale. By default this value is 10. |
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Logarithmic |
Logarithmic scale recalculate the values shown in the Minimum, Maximum, boxes as powers of LogarithmBase for the value axis, based on the range of data. No zeros or negative data values are permitted on logarithmic charts. |
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Margin |
If true, a space is added between the first and the last data points and the border of chart area. |
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Maximum |
Maximum axis value |
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Minimum |
The Minimum Axis value |
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Reverse |
The values on the axis are in reverse order. The direction of values on the axis is flipped. |
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ScaleBreakStyle |
Axis automatic scale breaks style. |
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ScrollBar |
Axis scroll bar settings. |
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StartFromZero |
If true, this property will set auto minimum value to zero if all data point values are positive. Otherwise, minimum value from data points will be used. |
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View |
Axis data view settings. |
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Public Methods
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Name |
Description |
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Dispose |
Overloaded. |
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GetPosition |
This function converts axis value to relative position (0-100%). If an axis has logarithmic scale, value is converted to a linear scale. |
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PixelPositionToValue |
This function converts pixel position to an axis value. If an axis has logarithmic scale, value is converted to a linear scale. |
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PositionToValue |
This function converts relative position to an axis value. If an axis has logarithmic scale, value is converted to a linear scale. |
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ValueToPixelPosition |
This function converts an axis value to pixel position. If an axis has logarithmic scale, value is converted to a linear scale. |
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ValueToPosition |
This function converts an axis value to relative position (0-100%). If an axis has logarithmic scale, value is converted to a linear scale. |
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See Also