Sets the AxisCore.autoRange mode. For a list of values, see EAutoRange
When true, the AxisCore.majorDelta and AxisCore.minorDelta values will be computed automatically. Else, the user may specify these values by setting the properties.
Gets or sets the Axis Bands fill as an HTML Color code
Set the Axis Title string to display on this axis Use an Array to create a multiline title
When true, draw labels on the chart, else labels are hidden
When true, draws bands, a solid color fill between alternative major gridlines, else they are not drawn
When true, draw major gridlines on the chart, else major grid lines are hidden
When true, draw major ticklines on the chart, else major ticks are hidden
When true, draw minor gridlines on the chart, else minor grid lines are hidden
When true, draw minor ticklines on the chart, else minor ticks are hidden
When true, axis coordinates are flipped, e.g. a NumericAxis with VisibleRange 0..10 will render from 10 to 0
Sets GrowBy: a padding factor on the axis
The Axis Id - a unique string ID for this axis
When true, the axis is visible. Default value is also true for the axis
The formating mode to apply to the value.
Sets a LabelProvider - a class which is responsible for formatting axis labels and cursor labels from numeric values
The MajorDelta is the spacing between major gridlines and axis labels. Available when AxisCore.autoTicks is false
The maximum number of ticks on the axis when SciChart's Axis is in AxisCore.autoTicks mode
The MinorDelta is the spacing between major gridlines and axis labels. Available when AxisCore.autoTicks is false
When AxisCore.autoTicks is true, minorsPerMajor is a hint of how many minor gridlines should be drawn between each major gridline
Sets the plane background color as an HTML Color string
Sets the Plane border color as an HTML Color string
Sets the plane border thickness in world units
Gets or sets tick labels offset from the axis plane
Gets or sets title text offset from the axis plane
The VisibleRange is the range of the Axis (min to max).
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When true, 32-bit faster paths for coordinate calculation maths are used. This improves performance in edge-cases where every CPU cycle counts.