Hi again, my client is looking to have range style series with a high/low but in the style of a line with a triangle at the top and pyramid at the bottom. I have a solution with all the pieces in place, but the inclusion of the rangecolumnseries causes the points and label to move over. If I could get everyone lined up it would be perfect.
Simple example attached
Cheers
Peter
Hi Peter and thank you for posting!
I have reviewed your sample application and I noticed that RangeColumnSeries is added after PointSeries. This will cause RangeColumnSeries to be rendered on top of the chart and overlap part of the points of the other series. I would suggest you to define RangeColumnSeries before PointSeries in the XAML code or, if you are adding the series dynamically, you can consider setting the ZIndex property for them. Here is a forum post where Krasimir has provided additional details for the same: http://www.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/69440.aspx If you have any other questions, feel free to update the thread.
Thanks for the response, however that's not quite the problem. I don't mind that the series might end up on top of each other, in fact that's exactly what I want. The problem is when I include a RangeColumnSeries the categoryXaxis label gets adjusted over the right presumably to centre it within the RangeColumnSeries rectangle. I've overridden the rectangle and forced it to be essentially a vertical line. The line ends up off to the left of the top label.
Unmolested RangeColumnSeries behaving normally, but I can't have the wide rectangles
The chart with no RangeColumnSeries added. The points line up with labels.
RangeColumnSeries added and setter changing rectangles width to very narrow. Alignment of things goes off. I'd like the same ailgnment as the chart above but with thin red lines between the triangle and pyramid data points. Tick marks seem to line up with the RangeColumn, but the dates stay with the points?