Finding on which date label ends on gantt chart dates

[Ashishvkale]

Hello team,

I tried reaching contact@amcharts.com and also posted the same question on stackOverFlow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77918294/amchart4-label-text-gets-overlapped-by-other-lineseries-chart-data
But no success yet. Hoping for some positive direction here

Using amchart4, the legacy version.
I'm working on a Gantt chart which shows some data of daily activities going on field.

Problem statement :

img 1

img 2

      In the above images (img 1 & 2) I'm trying to show the full title text of the activities to make it more readable.
      But when another activity comes ahead of its text gets overlapped , Also when I change the time frame text gets overlapped by other activities
      I'm now stacking the activities by checking there start and end date.

Expected behavior :
     

img 3

      
      What I wanted to achive is , to get the end point location of the title text ends. and from there we can calculate if activity is overlapping it
      same as I achieved (Pushed manually/hardcoded) In the given image (img 3) the title is fully readable and activities are getting stacked below if the text is touching another activity
      
      So somehow, I wanted to get the date or location of the title text dynamic end point, so I can compare it with another activity if it's overlapping it
The main intent behind this is to show the full text without overlapping the things and messing the core functionality of Gantt chart

I would greatly appreciate your input and insights on the matter.
If there are any suggestions, references, or documentation that could help me in obtaining the expected result, it would be incredibly valuable.

[zeroin]

I've created a codepen with labels added to Gantt chart. They are automatically truncated, I think that's the best approach in your case: https://codepen.io/team/amcharts/pen/abMKNBq/80c33be5770d26fd88d483431b8db9f3

[Ashishvkale]

I've created a codepen with labels added to Gantt chart. They are automatically truncated, I think that's the best approach in your case: https://codepen.io/team/amcharts/pen/abMKNBq/80c33be5770d26fd88d483431b8db9f3

Thanks for the quick response. Previously I was also working with truncate only
But my use case now is that I want it to be fully readable

[zeroin]

I am afraid we don't have a solution for your case.