Xceed Toolkit Plus for WPF v5.0 Documentation
Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit Assembly / Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.Chart Namespace / Area Class / XAxis Property
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    XAxis Property
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    Gets or sets the x-axis of the Area.
    Syntax
    'Declaration
     
    Public Property XAxis As Axis
    'Usage
     
    Dim instance As Area
    Dim value As Axis
     
    instance.XAxis = value
     
    value = instance.XAxis
    public Axis XAxis {get; set;}

    Property Value

    An Axis representing the x-axis of the Area.
    Example
    The following shows how to explicitly configure an x-axis and a y-axis
    <xctk:Chart Height="400">
      <xctk:Chart.Areas>
        <xctk:Area x:Name="_area1" Title="Area #1">
          <xctk:Area.XAxis>
    
            <xctk:Axis x:Name="_xAxis"
                                    LabelsType="Numeric"
                                    GraduationMode="Automatic"
                                    TicksCount="10"
                                    ScaleMode="Automatic"
                                    CustomRangeStart="0"
                                    CustomRangeEnd="10"
                                    Title="X Axis"
                                    TitleMargin="10"
                                    AxisLabelsLayout="ShowAll"
                                    ShowArrow="False"
                                    ShowAxis="True"
                                    ShowGridLines="True"
                                    ShowTicks="True"
                                    ShowTickLabels="True"
                                    ShowAxisLabel="True"
                                    Reversed="False"/>
          </xctk:Area.XAxis>
          <xctk:Area.YAxis>
            <xctk:Axis x:Name="_yAxis"
                                    LabelsType="Numeric"
                                    GraduationMode="Automatic"
                                    TicksCount="10"
                                    ScaleMode="Automatic"
                                    CustomRangeStart="0"
                                    CustomRangeEnd="10"
                                    Title="Y Axis"
                                    TitleMargin="10"
                                    AxisLabelsLayout="ShowAll"
                                    ShowArrow="False"
                                    ShowAxis="True"
                                    ShowGridLines="True"
                                    ShowTicks="True"
                                    ShowTickLabels="True"
                                    ShowAxisLabel="True"
                                    Reversed="False"/>
          </xctk:Area.YAxis>
    
          <xctk:Area.Series>
            <xctk:Series x:Name="_series"
                          DefaultInterior="BlueViolet"
                          Spacing="20"
                          Title="Average"
                          ShowPointsInLegend="false"
                          ShowHintLabels="false"
                          HintLineLength="20">
              <xctk:Series.Layout>
                <xctk:LineLayout />
              </xctk:Series.Layout>
              <xctk:Series.DataPoints>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="1" Y="1" Label="Oct" />
                <xctk:DataPoint X="2" Y="2" Label="Jan"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="2.5" Y="1.5" Label="Feb" />
                <xctk:DataPoint X="4" Y="1" Label="Jun"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="1.5" Y="3" Label="Dec"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="5" Y="5" Label="Apr"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="3" Y="1" Label="Nov"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="4.5" Y="7" Label="Jul"/>
                <xctk:DataPoint X="3.5" Y="4.5" Label="Aug"/>
              </xctk:Series.DataPoints>
            </xctk:Series>
          </xctk:Area.Series>
        </xctk:Area>
      </xctk:Chart.Areas>
    </xctk:Chart>
    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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