How to draw four graphs and share an X-axis, and other related issues？

[coldwind]

Question1：How do I find the maximum distance to the left of four graphs and set this maximum distance for all graphs. Or is there a better way to do this, so that if y is not aligned, the points on the top and bottom graph are not aligned

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Question2：The X-axis label in the last figure is too long. I hope it can be displayed as a line wrap if it is too long, and the spacing between X-axis points and points can be widened

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Question3：The X-axis names of the first five points in the red box are the same, I hope that each point can correspond to its own X-axis label, and then each point should have vertical lines, such as the gray line I hand-painted in the red box (it should be tchart.Axes.Bottom.Grid), I expect that each point has a corresponding X-axis. And they all have Axes.Bottom.Grid

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Hope to reply as soon as possible, thank you !

[Christopher]

Hello,

Question1：How do I find the maximum distance to the left of four graphs and set this maximum distance for all graphs. Or is there a better way to do this, so that if y is not aligned, the points on the top and bottom graph are not aligned

A similar question is answered here.

Question2：The X-axis label in the last figure is too long. I hope it can be displayed as a line wrap if it is too long, and the spacing between X-axis points and points can be widened

Did you try Marc's suggestion here?

Question3：The X-axis names of the first five points in the red box are the same, I hope that each point can correspond to its own X-axis label, and then each point should have vertical lines, such as the gray line I hand-painted in the red box (it should be tchart.Axes.Bottom.Grid), I expect that each point has a corresponding X-axis. And they all have Axes.Bottom.Grid

You can try using custom axes; a similar question was asked here.

[coldwind]

I want the label to wrap after 15 characters, but because the label is so long, it may need to wrap more than once. Therefore, it is also hoped that the spacing between points will increase synchronously according to the current number of newlines. The label spacing on the top of the hand-drawn sketch is smaller, and the label spacing on the bottom is larger. I wonder if it can be achieved?

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[Christopher]

Hello,

I want the label to wrap after 15 characters, but because the label is so long, it may need to wrap more than once.

Before adding the labels to the Chart, I think it would be easy to parse the label string and add in a '\n' character every 15 characters. TeeChart will recognize these line breaks and will adjust the spacing accordingly.

[coldwind]

According to your suggestion, I have wrapped the X-axis label before adding the icon, but the label did not automatically separate and overlapped, as shown in the figure below

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The present situation is still not like the hand-drawn picture. When the width of the label newline becomes larger, the spacing between points does not automatically open. Is there any solution?

[coldwind]

Hello,

Question1：How do I find the maximum distance to the left of four graphs and set this maximum distance for all graphs. Or is there a better way to do this, so that if y is not aligned, the points on the top and bottom graph are not aligned

A similar question is answered here.

Question2：The X-axis label in the last figure is too long. I hope it can be displayed as a line wrap if it is too long, and the spacing between X-axis points and points can be widened

Did you try Marc's suggestion here?

Question3：The X-axis names of the first five points in the red box are the same, I hope that each point can correspond to its own X-axis label, and then each point should have vertical lines, such as the gray line I hand-painted in the red box (it should be tchart.Axes.Bottom.Grid), I expect that each point has a corresponding X-axis. And they all have Axes.Bottom.Grid

You can try using custom axes; a similar question was asked here.

Question1：According to the example you gave, the following code is used. It is true that the four images can be aligned with the Y axis, but it does not seem to be set according to the maximum distance between the left and left borders of the maximum y axis.The Y-axis label is weighed down by the Y-axis title!

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 List<int> yLabelLen = new List<int>
 {
     avgChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     stddevChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     rangeChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     rawDataChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth()
 };
 int yLabelLenMax = yLabelLen.Max();
 avgChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 stddevChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 rangeChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 rawDataChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;

avgChart、stddevChart、rangeChart and rawDataChart is four Tcharts.
The Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth() value for all four figures is 15，This is clearly not true！

The Y-axis label is weighed down by the Y-axis title!

The Y-axis label is weighed down by the Y-axis title!.png (38.6 KiB) Viewed 51534 times

AnotherQuestion: x label try to attach the bottom border, which property can set this spacing?

x label .png (38.14 KiB) Viewed 51534 times

[Christopher]

Hello,

Question1：According to the example you gave, the following code is used. It is true that the four images can be aligned with the Y axis, but it does not seem to be set according to the maximum distance between the left and left borders of the maximum y axis.The Y-axis label is weighed down by the Y-axis title!

I'm not sure quite what the question is here, but a couple of things:

• do you have FixedLabelSize set to false? e.g.

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  tChart1.Axes.Left.FixedLabelSize = false;
  

• you might consider using the GetAxesChartRect event for finer control over the size of the rectangle defined by the four axes. A simple example of it's use is here.

AnotherQuestion: x label try to attach the bottom border, which property can set this spacing?

This is the job of the Increment property, e.g.

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            tChart1.Series.Add(typeof(Line)).FillSampleValues();
            tChart1[0].XValues.DateTime = true;

            tChart1.Axes.Bottom.Labels.Angle = 90;
            tChart1.Axes.Bottom.Increment = Utils.GetDateTimeStep(DateTimeSteps.OneWeek);

[coldwind]

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 List<int> yLabelLen = new List<int>
 {
     avgChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     stddevChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     rangeChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth(),
     rawDataChart.Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth()
 };
 int yLabelLenMax = yLabelLen.Max();
 avgChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 stddevChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 rangeChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;
 rawDataChart.Axes.Left.Labels.CustomSize = yLabelLenMax;

avgChart、stddevChart、rangeChart and rawDataChart is four Tcharts.
The Axes.Left.MaxLabelsWidth() value for all four figures is 15，This is clearly not true！

How do I get the width of the Y-axis from the leftmost part of the current graph?As shown below

distance.png (39.44 KiB) Viewed 50553 times

[Christopher]

Hello,

How do I get the width of the Y-axis from the leftmost part of the current graph?As shown below

There are a couple of ways to do this, e.g.

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        private void InitializeChart()
        {
            tChart1.Series.Add(typeof(Line)).FillSampleValues();

            tChart1.Axes.Left.AxisPen.Visible = true;
            tChart1.Axes.Left.AxisPen.Width = 3;
            tChart1.Axes.Left.AxisPen.Color = Color.Red;

            tChart1.GetAxesChartRect += TChart1_GetAxesChartRect;
            tChart1.BeforeDrawAxes += TChart1_BeforeDrawAxes;
        }

        private void TChart1_BeforeDrawAxes(object sender, Steema.TeeChart.Drawing.IGraphics3D g)
        {
            MessageBox.Show($"IStartPos: {tChart1.Axes.Bottom.IStartPos}");

            g.Pen.Width = 3;
            g.Pen.Color = Color.Blue;
            g.Line(new Point(0, g.ChartYCenter), new Point(tChart1.Axes.Bottom.IStartPos, g.ChartYCenter));
        }

        private void TChart1_GetAxesChartRect(object sender, Steema.TeeChart.GetAxesChartRectEventArgs e)
        {
            MessageBox.Show($"GetAxesChartRect: {e.AxesChartRect.Left}");
        }

We use 'tChart1.Axes.Bottom.IStartPos' because the Bottom axis is horizontal, therefore the IStartPos is a horizontal (X) value.