Created bar chart in SSRS in which horizontal axis labels are coming vertically, which i made them vertically by setting rotation 90 degree, but now problem is their height. how i will control the height of the labels.
Please any one know the property which will control the height tired to find but no luck.
If you click in the Chart Area, there are properties for CustomInnerPlotPosition. Within these properties, set Enabled to true and try adjusting the Height to your needs. These properties control where the inner chart area should start and how much space it should take up, as percentages of the whole chart.
However, it seems that the label fitting does not take these properties into account. If your labels keep the same font size etc. you may find that part of them expand off the chart's edges. You may need to adjust some other settings too, or use shortened labels, but the CustomInnerPlotPosition properties should help get the result you want.
http://www.douglane.net/fit-chart-labels-in-ssrs/
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I've created a very easy looking slider using Adobe Flash. This is four big pictures containing some text, which will be placed in a HTML-website using Dreamweaver. The size is the problem. The picture is suppose to fit the entire width, and like 50% of the heigh. When I "Preview in browser", it won't fit the screen, and you have to "scroll" around to see the entire picture. Any suggestions?
How the percentage is applied depends on a number of things, some of them being:
Box-sizing
Display value of parent and child
Whether the parent has its width set
Whether the parent and child are in the same flow
Please check against this list to find out what the issue is in your case.
I am working with panel sliding effects and stuck with situation like,
I have panel of width 150px with some content inside it, at some point if I reduce it's size by 70px for which I need to add sliding effect to that panel.
I wrote a code for this as,
VerticalPanel myPanel=new VerticalPanel();
myPanel.setWidth(150+"px");
// here I do some operations
myPanel.addStyleName("animated slideOutLeft");
myPanel.setWidth(80+"px");
when I reduce it's size it should automatically inherit "animated slideOutLeft" style with the inner content shown as it is. But in my case, "slideOutLeft" gets applied but inner contents doesn't remain visible and myPanel slidesOut.
It should slide out partially i.e. from 150px to 80px should be visible which is not currently taking place, instead it is sliding out full.
What is wrong in this.? How can I solve this issue.?
you can refer an example in https://agileui.com/demo/monarch/demo/admin-angular/index.html#/ where I want that same logoSliding at upper left corner effect which slidesIn and slidesOut.
When you reduce the width of a panel, children elements within that panel will reflow within the new width.
The example you point to hides some children elements when the panel's width is reduced.
So your code will work if the panel always contained children that fit within a smaller width. Alternatively, you can try setting overflow: hidden on your panel and settings children's width explicitly.
Long time ago I asked something similar. I would suggest you this topic in which you could find a possible solution combining percentage width and px min-width.
I am using ssrs 2012. How can I modify the margin between the vertical axis and my bars ?
Also, how can I increase the spacing between the bars?
Finally, how do I modify the hortizontal axis labels?
Thanks
Regarding the spacing between the columns you need to use the PointWidth property.
This can be found by clicking on the series in the chart, and looking at the properties. It can be found under the Custom Attributes subgroup. PointWidth is normally defaulted to 0.8. Reducing this value increases the spacing between the columns.
How do you want to "modify the hortizontal axis labels". What would you like them to be modified to?
In an MS Access Report, I have text-boxes with the CanShrink and CanGrow property set to true. A procedure runs when the form is opened, dynamically adding data to these text boxes. I retrieve the Height property from these text-boxes after data is added but it appears that it is retrieving the original height of the text-box (the height that it was created as in design view).
Is there any way around this? I am essentially trying to create a table like structure, where the height of the and number of cells are unknown until run-time. Should tables really be so difficult to make?
Here is a visual of my problem:
Note:
Form msdn: "When a control shrinks, the controls below it move up the page." That hasn't been the case in my project, though when a control grows, the controls below it move down. The main problem is that bottom border of the adjacent cell does not line up when a cell grows.
The size of the Left boxes are preventing the Right boxes from moving up.
I'am using a Flexicious Datagrid for showing some basic information. This datagrid has a width and height of 100% based on the parent container (a HGROUP).
When I apply a columnWidthMode="percent" mode to all of the DatagridColumns where all the percentWidth properties add up to a 100%, the last DatagridColumn is much bigger than all the other columns, and for some reason this triggers a horizontal scrollbar. I have a feeling that the DataGrid does not respect the 100% width, but makes it much bigger.
Is there some special property I'm missing out?
I found a solution to the problem above.
Because the Flexicous DataGrid had the property HorizontalScrollPolicy set to auto the columns didn't resize as expected. By removing this property (by not setting it to a specific value) the horizontal scrollbar wasn't visible anymore, with a result that the columns scaled correctly!