MPAndroidChart: constant position of Y-axis lines independent of data
I'm using MPAndroid chart to display a line chart.
The chart is updated with different data and of course, when the data changes, the y-axis lines and the zoom level is changed because of the different sets of input data.
Is there any way to maintain the position of the y-axis lines and only change their labels according to the new data?
Thanks!
android mpandroidchart asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
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I'm using MPAndroid chart to display a line chart.
The chart is updated with different data and of course, when the data changes, the y-axis lines and the zoom level is changed because of the different sets of input data.
Is there any way to maintain the position of the y-axis lines and only change their labels according to the new data?
Thanks!
android mpandroidchart asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
adriennoiradriennoir
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add a comment |
I'm using MPAndroid chart to display a line chart.
The chart is updated with different data and of course, when the data changes, the y-axis lines and the zoom level is changed because of the different sets of input data.
Is there any way to maintain the position of the y-axis lines and only change their labels according to the new data?
Thanks!
android mpandroidchart asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
adriennoiradriennoir
166113
I'm using MPAndroid chart to display a line chart.
The chart is updated with different data and of course, when the data changes, the y-axis lines and the zoom level is changed because of the different sets of input data.
Is there any way to maintain the position of the y-axis lines and only change their labels according to the new data?
Thanks!
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asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
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asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
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asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
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asked Nov 17 '18 at 19:54
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After a lot of tries and investigations, it seems that I found a solution just after posting the question.
Just in case someone else needs this, I used the setLabelCount function before but never the one with the force parameter.
The solution is:
mChart.getAxisLeft().setLabelCount(visibleYCount, true);
Forcing the label count will assure the number of y-axis lines and thus, their position is stable with different data sets.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 20:20
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After a lot of tries and investigations, it seems that I found a solution just after posting the question.
Just in case someone else needs this, I used the setLabelCount function before but never the one with the force parameter.
The solution is:
mChart.getAxisLeft().setLabelCount(visibleYCount, true);
Forcing the label count will assure the number of y-axis lines and thus, their position is stable with different data sets.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 20:20
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After a lot of tries and investigations, it seems that I found a solution just after posting the question.
Just in case someone else needs this, I used the setLabelCount function before but never the one with the force parameter.
The solution is:
mChart.getAxisLeft().setLabelCount(visibleYCount, true);
Forcing the label count will assure the number of y-axis lines and thus, their position is stable with different data sets.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 20:20
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After a lot of tries and investigations, it seems that I found a solution just after posting the question.
Just in case someone else needs this, I used the setLabelCount function before but never the one with the force parameter.
The solution is:
mChart.getAxisLeft().setLabelCount(visibleYCount, true);
Forcing the label count will assure the number of y-axis lines and thus, their position is stable with different data sets.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 20:20
adriennoiradriennoir
166113
After a lot of tries and investigations, it seems that I found a solution just after posting the question.
Just in case someone else needs this, I used the setLabelCount function before but never the one with the force parameter.
The solution is:
mChart.getAxisLeft().setLabelCount(visibleYCount, true);
Forcing the label count will assure the number of y-axis lines and thus, their position is stable with different data sets.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 20:20
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