User (Legacy) Posted November 18, 2002 Report Share Posted November 18, 2002 I have an inverted bar chart and the x axis labels are being truncated off, meaning they run off the edge of the chart. I have seen options where you can place the labels on multiple lines. I'm displaying somewhat long names from the database where I can't really break it up. Is there a way of expanding the size of the area where the X axis labels are being displayed? I am using the smallest font possible as well. Any ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated! We're using Chart FX 5.5 for Interent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted November 19, 2002 Author Report Share Posted November 19, 2002 I was able to remedy the issue via assistance from the support group at SoftwareFX. Instead of using a bar chart with the Chart.TypeMask = Chart.TypeMask Or CT_HORZ, I declared the chart with the following line: Chart.Gallery = GANTT I also made sure that this line of code was placed after specifying the chart labels (chart.Legend(0) = "Label1") With these changes, I still needed to output the chart as an image instead of an "Activex" control. Once I did this it worked. If I kept it as an "ActiveX" control the labels were still truncated. "PD" <pdaniel@commonwealth.com> wrote in message news:XyJKABzjCHA.1312@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > I have an inverted bar chart and the x axis labels are being truncated off, > meaning they run off the edge of the chart. I have seen options where you > can place the labels on multiple lines. I'm displaying somewhat long names > from the database where I can't really break it up. Is there a way of > expanding the size of the area where the X axis labels are being displayed? > I am using the smallest font possible as well. Any ideas/suggestions would > be greatly appreciated! We're using Chart FX 5.5 for Interent. > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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