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If the chart contains two X or Y axes, AxisType sets or returns whether the series is associated with the primary or secondary axis. |
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public AxisType AxisType{ get; set; }
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Public Property AxisType() As AxisType
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{exception:ArgumentException}The rules for what series can coexist on a chart are described under [SeriesCollection]. If these rules would be violated as a result of changing this series' axis to the specified value, an ArgumentException will be thrown. It is possible that you may need to change both the AxisType and ChartType of the series in order to have a valid series configuration. If that is the case, you should use the [Series.ChangeConfiguration|Series.ChangeConfiguration(ChartType, AxisType)] method instead of setting each property separately.
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The rules for what series can coexist on a chart are described under SeriesCollection. If these rules would be violated as a result of changing this series' axis to the specified value, an ArgumentException will be thrown. It is possible that you may need to change both the AxisType and ChartType of the series in order to have a valid series configuration. If that is the case, you should use the Series.ChangeConfiguration method instead of setting each property separately. |