The location can be set for the axis annotations by choosing one of the following values in the TickLabelsEnum enumeration.
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| TickLabelsEnum.None | No annotations along the axis. |
| TickLabelsEnum.High | Annotations are drawn near the maximum value of the perpendicular axis, and inside the plot area. For X-Axis annotation, if data is not available for Group0 and is available for Group1, the Y2 axis determines the location, otherwise the Y axis is used. Annotations which overlap the crossing axis are eliminated. |
| TickLabelsEnum.Low | Annotations are drawn near the minimum value of the perpendicular axis, and inside the plot area. For X axis annotations, if the data is not available for Group0 and is available for Group1, the Y2 axis determines the location, otherwise the Y axis is used. Annotations which overlap the crossing axis are eliminated. |
| TickLabelsEnum.NextToAxis | Annotations are drawn next to the axis. This is the default value. |
High and Low specify that maximum and minimum positions of the cross axis. For example, if High is specified for the X axis TickLabelEnum, then the annotations are placed near the Maximum value of the Y axis, which is not necessarily the top of the chart (Reversed = true).
The High or Low values are typically used if you have values below the Axis-Y origin. In the following example, specifying AxisX.TickLabels = TickLabelsEnum.Low has placed them near the -25 value of the Y axis.
To programmatically set the value for the TickLabelsEnum:
To write code in Visual Basic
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Dim ax As Axis =c1Chart1.ChartArea.AxisX ax.TickLabels = TickLabelsEnum.Low |
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To write code in C#
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Axis ax = c1Chart1.ChartArea.AxisX; Ax.TickLabels = TickLabelsEnum.Low; |
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