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How to view corner data point without cutting in edge of React Chart?

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This article explains how to view corner data point without cutting in edge of the React Chart.

Customize the appearance of corner data point without cutting at the edge

Solution 1:

You can view the edge data point without cutting or overlapping in the chart by setting plotOffset property in the axis.

In the following code example, the plotoffset property is applied for both axis.

Index.js

    <ChartComponent
       id="charts"
       primaryXAxis={{
           edgeLabelPlacement: 'Shift',
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           valueType: 'Category',
           labelPlacement: 'OnTicks',
           plotOffset: 12
       }}
       primaryYAxis={{
           minimum: 0,
           maximum: 10,
           interval: 2,
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           rangePadding: 'None',
           plotOffset: 15
       }}
       >
       <Inject services={[ScatterSeries, Category]} />
       <SeriesCollectionDirective>
           <SeriesDirective
             dataSource={scatterData}
             width={2}
             xName="x"
             yName="y"
             type="Scatter"
             marker={{
               visible: false,
               width: 15,
               height: 15,
               shape: 'Circle',
             }}
           />
       </SeriesCollectionDirective>
   </ChartComponent>   

Screenshot:

React chart appearance adjusted using plotOffSet

View Sample in Stackblitz

Solution 2:

You can view the edge data point without cutting in chart by setting rangePadding property as Additional in axis.

In the following code example, the range padding as additional applied for both axis.

Index.js

   <ChartComponent
       id="charts"
       primaryXAxis={{
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           valueType: 'Double',
           labelPlacement: 'OnTicks',
           rangePadding: 'Additional'
       }}
       primaryYAxis={{
           minimum: 0,
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           rangePadding: 'Additional'
       }}
       >
       <Inject services={[ScatterSeries]} />
       <SeriesCollectionDirective>
           <SeriesDirective
             dataSource={scatterData}
             width={2}
             xName="x"
             yName="y"
             type="Scatter"
             marker={{
               visible: false,
               width: 15,
               height: 15,
               shape: 'Circle'
             }}
           />
       </SeriesCollectionDirective>
    </ChartComponent>  

Screenshot:

React chart appearance adjusted using range padding additional

View Sample in Stackblitz

If you are using a primary x-axis as a DateTime axis, you can use the following solution.

Index.js

    <ChartComponent
        id="charts"
        primaryXAxis={{
           valueType: 'DateTime',
           labelFormat: 'MMM',
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           rangePadding: 'Additional'
        }}
        primaryYAxis={{
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           rangePadding: 'Additional'
        }}
       >
       <Inject services={[ScatterSeries, DateTime]} />
       <SeriesCollectionDirective>
          <SeriesDirective
             dataSource={scatterData}
             width={2}
             xName="x"
             yName="y"
             type="Scatter"
             marker={{
               visible: false,
               width: 15,
               height: 15,
               shape: 'Circle'
             }}
          />
       </SeriesCollectionDirective>
   </ChartComponent>

Screenshot:

React chart appearance adjusted using range padding datetime

View Sample in Stackblitz

Solution 3:

You can view the edge data point without cutting in chart by setting minimum and maximum property in axis.

In the following code example, the minimum and maximum is applied for both axis.

Index.js

    <ChartComponent
        id="charts"
        primaryXAxis={{
           lineStyle: { width: 2 },
           valueType: 'Double',
           labelPlacement: 'OnTicks',
           minimum: 0,
           maximum: 8,
           interval: 1
        }}
        primaryYAxis={{
           minimum: 0,
           maximum: 12,
           interval: 2,
           lineStyle: { width: 2 }
        }}
       >
       <Inject services={[ScatterSeries]} />
       <SeriesCollectionDirective>
           <SeriesDirective
             dataSource={scatterData}
             width={2}
             xName="x"
             yName="y"
             type="Scatter"
             marker={{
               visible: false,
               width: 15,
               height: 15,
               shape: 'Circle'
             }}
           />
       </SeriesCollectionDirective>
    </ChartComponent>

Screenshot:

React chart appearance adjusted using minimum and maximum

View Sample in Stackblitz

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning how to view corner data point without cutting in edge of the React Chart Component.

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