Axis Tutorial

Axis Tutorial | Axis Tutorial Axis Tutorial | Table of Contents1. Axis Scales 1-41.1. Scale Synchronization 4-51.2. Elements And Axis Scales 5-62. Axis Ticks 7-102.1. Minor Ticks 10-112.2. Axis Time Label Automation 11-152.3. Axis Calculated Ticks 15-163. Axis Markers 17-194. Multiple Axes 20-214.1. Calculated Axes 21-235. Element Layout Control 245.1. Advanced: Z Axis Effect 24-266. Axis Value Coordinates 27 Axis Tutorial | 11 Axis ScalesAxis ScalesIntroductionThis section will describe the following: Scale TypesWhat the different axis scales offer.  IntervalsControlling numeric and time tick intervals.  Scale RangeControlling the axis scale start, end, and range.  Scale BreaksUsing scale breaks.  Scale InfluentialsAllow axis markers and custom axis tick to influence axis scale ranges. Scale TypesAxis scales dictate more than just the values on an axis. They also specify element behavior such as stacked, or FullStacked. The options for the Scale enumeration include: Normal  Range  Logarithmic  Time  Stacked  FullStacked  LogarithmicStacked Between numeric and time scales, .netCHARTING will automatically set the appropriate scale so it does not always need to be specified explicitly. Scales such as Stacked or FullStacked only apply to axes on which the element y values are plotted because these are the values that are stacked. For example with a combo chart, the Chart.YAxis would be the one to specify a stacked ...