The Chart provides support for an unlimited number of the X, Y, and Z axes in Cartesian Charts, as well as an unlimited number of axes
for the other charting types such as Polar, Radar, Ternary, etc. The position and orientation of each axis are controlled from the Anchor property
attached to the axis, which is specific to the charting type the axis belongs to.
A chart with multiple Y Cartesian axes docked to the sides. The axes on the left side share a common axis zone level and occupy different
percentages of the chart area plot. Such axis configurations are commonly used when you have to compare data sets with different Y measurements over time, category, or other common X values.
Axis Model Crossing
The model crossing functionality represents the ability of two axis crossing at a point specified as aligned offset from the chart area.
Axis Value Crossing
The value crossing functionality represents the ability to set two axes to cross at a specific value.
Primary and Secondary Y Axis
Axis docking of multiple axes to different Cartesian chart sides.
Primary and Secondary Y Axis
Primary and Secondary X and Y axes docked at the opposite sides of a Cartesian plot. The axis labels are configured to follow the orientation of the axes.
Primary and Secondary Y Axis
Polar angular axes with degree and grad angle steps docked at the chart polar rim.
Polar Value Axis with Reflection
Polar value axes docked outside the polar rim, with activated "Reflection" rendering.
Best Practices for Axis Positioning
Cartesian Charts
Position Axes Logically:
X-axis (horizontal): Place at the bottom by default; top only if needed.
Y-axis (vertical): Place on the left by default.
Avoid Obstructing Data: Offset axes from the chart sides if they overlap data or other axes.
Crossing Axes: Center axes through zero when data contains both positive and negative values.
Multiple Axes: Place secondary axes on the opposite side and choose appropriate color coding to clearly mark series that scale on the secondary axis.
Polar Charts
Consider using axis reflection for value axes.
Consider using axis polar side docking for value axes if they obstruct data plotted on the polar.
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