I've searched hard to find a way of making sure that a time series doesn't display gaps for weekends/public holidays (i.e. where there's no data) but I can't find any obvious candidate. The only way I've come up with is to have a sequence number for each day and use this as the XValue and then display the date separately, but this is inelegant and feels more difficult than it should be.
Bit of a newbie question but answers greatly appreciated...!
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doowell
Dumb question about hiding weekends on time series
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Hi doowell,
There's a specific example for what you request. You can find it at TeeChart's features demo, available at TeeChart's program group. Search for "weekend", the example is called "Axis Labels No Weekends".
There's a specific example for what you request. You can find it at TeeChart's features demo, available at TeeChart's program group. Search for "weekend", the example is called "Axis Labels No Weekends".
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Hi doowell,
No, I mean the start menu program group created for TeeChart for .NET installer. There you'll find the Feature demo. However, at C:\Program Files\Steema Software\TeeChart for .NET v2\Examples\DemoProject you'll also find the sources for that demo.
No, I mean the start menu program group created for TeeChart for .NET installer. There you'll find the Feature demo. However, at C:\Program Files\Steema Software\TeeChart for .NET v2\Examples\DemoProject you'll also find the sources for that demo.
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Hi doowell,
Sure. I've already added your request to our wish-list to be considered for inclusion in future releases.
BTW: The difficulty lies on which days are considered non-business days as it may vary on each user needs. What do you thing it would be the most generic approach, from Monday to Friday? Creating an enum type for all possibilities it may be excessive as there are many of them.
Sure. I've already added your request to our wish-list to be considered for inclusion in future releases.
BTW: The difficulty lies on which days are considered non-business days as it may vary on each user needs. What do you thing it would be the most generic approach, from Monday to Friday? Creating an enum type for all possibilities it may be excessive as there are many of them.
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Thanks
Narcis
I see your point and have tackled it myself in another context.
I identified the following possibilities:
- show every calendar day (like it currently does)
- show every weekday (so public holidays appear as gaps)
- show only days where there is data (no gaps at all)
- show all data PLUS gaps where the user specifies e.g. by providing a public holiday calendar object
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doowell
I see your point and have tackled it myself in another context.
I identified the following possibilities:
- show every calendar day (like it currently does)
- show every weekday (so public holidays appear as gaps)
- show only days where there is data (no gaps at all)
- show all data PLUS gaps where the user specifies e.g. by providing a public holiday calendar object
Regards
doowell
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Hi doowell,
Thanks for your input. I've added it the wish-list item I created earlier today.
Thanks for your input. I've added it the wish-list item I created earlier today.
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