#XVAL shows data index (integer) instead of string of an array

[ShiroNekoDesu]

so yeah, i have attached the full code.

I just want to know why #XVAL shows the index (from 0 to 3 since there is 4 items in there) instead of ex:"< .50%" and so on.

 

ive tried #axislabel and it doesnt work

 

Thanks in advance

 

C1Chart2.txt

[programmer]

So, I have no idea how this code works - but #YVAL has a ":0.00%" next to it and XVAL doesn't. Could that be the issue?

[ShiroNekoDesu]

On 14/4/2018 at 7:10 AM, programmer said:

So, I have no idea how this code works - but #YVAL has a ":0.00%" next to it and XVAL doesn't. Could that be the issue?

nope the ":0.00%" is a formatting keyword that reserved in visual studio. That means im changing Y VAL from double to 0.00 percent and add "%" as a string.

[HarryNyquist]

#XVAL (I assume) is a number, and your x-axis labels are strings. If you want the tooltip to display the string label, you need to use the #XVAL to pull the right x-axis label, something like this:

ds.TooltipText = "Series = {#TEXT}" + ControlChars.Cr + ControlChars.Lf + "X = {items(#XVAL).ToString()}" + ControlChars.Cr + ControlChars.Lf + "Y = {#YVAL:0.00%}"