You can determine the overlap value for the major tick mark by specifying a value range from 0 to 1 for the MajorTickOverlap property. The default value is 0, which means there is no overlap. When the overlap is 1, the whole tick is inside the plot area. As you increase the MajorTickOverlap value for the X-Axis, the tick mark moves up and down as you decrease the value. As you increase the MajorTickOverlap value for the Y-Axis the tick mark moves to the left.
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c1Chart1.Reset(true); c1Chart1.Data.Children.Add( new DataSeries() { ValuesSource = new double[] { 1, 2, 1, 2 } }); c1Chart1.ChartType = ChartType.LineSymbols; c1Chart1.View.AxisX.MajorGridStrokeThickness = 0; c1Chart1.View.AxisX.MajorTickThickness = 3; c1Chart1.View.AxisX.MajorTickHeight = 10; c1Chart1.View.AxisX.MajorTickOverlap = 0; c1Chart1.View.AxisY.MajorGridStrokeThickness = 0; c1Chart1.View.AxisY.MajorTickThickness = 3; c1Chart1.View.AxisY.MajorTickHeight = 10; c1Chart1.View.AxisY.MajorTickOverlap = 0; |
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The following image displays the MajorTickOverlap value as zero:
