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Best answer by pshashipreetham

Hi,

 

Thanks for the input, @PEHOWE , I had a word with the user and went around with WorkAround.

 

I have used StateDefinitions in the Line Chart:

  1. Create a State definition with the Condition
  2. Assign it to the Line Chart
  3. Then, pass the X-Axis Label Value to the property that gets created when a StateDefinition is added to line chart.
  4. In My Case, the Property was DataSeriesStyle_Yes
  5. Once the Property Value is added then the Pointer on the Line chart color changes based on the StateDefinition

Thanks,

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PEHOWE17-Peridot
17-Peridot
May 23, 2024

@pshashipreetham , I took a quick look at a mashup I had with a legacy Chart widget. There did not seem to be an identifier for the tick mark on the x Axis.  

If you want to change all the tick marks that might be possible. If you are looking to set each one based on some other value I don't see a way.

If you can provide the ThingWorx version you are looking to use and the widget name you might get a better answer. 
Also provide the use case where this feature would provide a better value to the user.

 


 

    pshashipreetham
    18-Opal
    pshashipreetham18-OpalAuthorAnswer
    18-Opal
    May 29, 2024

    Hi,

     

    Thanks for the input, @PEHOWE , I had a word with the user and went around with WorkAround.

     

    I have used StateDefinitions in the Line Chart:

    1. Create a State definition with the Condition
    2. Assign it to the Line Chart
    3. Then, pass the X-Axis Label Value to the property that gets created when a StateDefinition is added to line chart.
    4. In My Case, the Property was DataSeriesStyle_Yes
    5. Once the Property Value is added then the Pointer on the Line chart color changes based on the StateDefinition

    Thanks,

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