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Min/Max draw Y axis labels #5

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FerasAmara opened this issue Jun 11, 2014 · 6 comments
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Min/Max draw Y axis labels #5

FerasAmara opened this issue Jun 11, 2014 · 6 comments

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@FerasAmara
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Hello @grevolution

after using your library to draw some graphs in my app, I found that i can define the maximum value of the Y axis labels but I can't define the Min value of the same axis labels

it has to begin from zero and my requirements is that I must be able to customize the min value for each graph

how can i do that. in this library

again thank you for your effort and that you in advance for taking time out of your schedule to answer me

BR
Feras Amara.

@grevolution
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there is no api exposed for that. you'll have to take a look and change the code for that.

@FerasAmara
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Hi @grevolution again,

If you could help me with define static minimum value for Y axis Label, I would make it not zero, I would make it from 35, because I want to use it to graph a human temperature in celsius degree, and you know the the range is from 35°C - 45°C , if I use the minimum Y label from zero, the graph will not display the different between degrees like (39 & 40), So I want to make it from 35, So the Y labels will be just 10 values, So any two values will be displayed clearly in the graph.

Thank you and best regards.

@FerasAmara
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@grevolution any help ?

@teffi
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teffi commented Aug 12, 2014

@FerasAmara had you figured it out? Dealing with the same problem here.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25258216/shlinegraphview-set-graph-origin-value

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@teffi not yet, I wish to find it, if you got the chance, please share it with me.

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teffi commented Nov 25, 2014

@FerasAmara I abandoned this and use this instead JBChartView. It still don't have a built in y-axis labeling but I was able to do a category file to solve it.

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