A wall is the area (or plane) behind, below, or to the side of a chart.
A wall can have a border, fill effect, or width (measured in model units). The wall can be visible or hidden. The axis grids (major and minor) and stripes are painted on the walls. The axis grid lines (major and minor) are painted over the axis stripes.
The following image displays a chart with back, bottom, and side walls.
See the following for more information on how to set properties for walls:
Using Code
Use properties in the plot area classes to set options for the walls.
Example
The following example sets properties for the wall.
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YPlotArea plotArea = new YPlotArea(); plotArea.BackWall.Visible = true; |
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Dim plotArea As New FarPoint.Win.Chart.YPlotArea() plotArea.BackWall.Visible = True |
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Using the Chart Designer
- Select the PlotArea Collection editor.
- Click the drop-down button on the right side of the Add button (lower, left side of dialog) to change the plot type.
- Set the wall properties as needed.