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Hi --

I am using WinForm ChartFX.net. I need to know a way to:

1.) When I zoom on a segment line graph, I do not want to see the scroll

bars, both on X and Y axis. How do I disable scroll bars in this case?

2.) Is these a way to get the data set corresponding to the scrolled area

programatically? I need this to do custom summary calculations based on

zoomed data only.

Any and all help appreciated.

Ravi Patil

Sensitech Inc

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The data fed to chartFX is from an XML string. Based on your suggestion once

I get the area how do I use it to determine which elements from my XML

string correspond the that area. Note when I zoom I do not have scroll bars,

which I am disabling thru Scrollbars = false property setting. Also, when I

restore back I must see all the data points again.

If you have a sample example it would help. I am attaching my XML string.

Thanks & appreciate your help.

RP

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> 1) To hide the scrollbars:

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> chart1.Style &= ~ChartStyle.Scrollbars;

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> 2) You mean the points displayed in the current view ? no, you can call

> GetScrollView (Axis object) to determine the current area and loop through

> the data to figure out which points are inside this range.

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> FP

> Software FX, Inc.

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> The data fed to chartFX is from an XML string. Based on your suggestion

once

> I get the area how do I use it to determine which elements from my XML

> string correspond the that area.

You can get the data from the chart using the Value property. You don't need

to go back to the XML.

> Note when I zoom I do not have scroll bars,

> which I am disabling thru Scrollbars = false property setting. Also, when

I

> restore back I must see all the data points again.

I don't see a question here. All the point will be shown again when Zoom is

set back to false either via the toolbar button or by code.

>If you have a sample example it would help

An example of what ? of going through the data comparing with the current

range. No I don not have a sample of that but it should be pretty straight

forward.

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FP

Software FX, Inc.

sampleData.txt

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