setting orientation of x-axis labels
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Hi all! I had a solution to the problem i faced in my previous post below by calling Series.AddXY(). It worked. However, some of the x-axis labels are missing because of space. Is there any way I can change the orientation of labels so that they become vertical or diagonally oriented as Excel does it? A lot of the labels have not been shown with the current solution with the labels being horizontal. Thanks.
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Hi all! I had a solution to the problem i faced in my previous post below by calling Series.AddXY(). It worked. However, some of the x-axis labels are missing because of space. Is there any way I can change the orientation of labels so that they become vertical or diagonally oriented as Excel does it? A lot of the labels have not been shown with the current solution with the labels being horizontal. Thanks.
Are you using a custom graph library, or is it one you've created yourself?
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Are you using a custom graph library, or is it one you've created yourself?
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I'm using the chart library that comes with .Net Framework 4.0 in the 'System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting' namespace.
This[^] might help you out then.
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