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Percentage tick labels #336
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Hi @deiruch thanks for the suggestion! I think this is true, and a flexible option that also supported currency would be nice. I'll think about the best way to implement this and make an update soon! |
Hey @deiruch, thanks again for the suggestion! I think this solution is an improvement across the board. Users can now define a standard numeric string format for X and Y tick labels. This lets users display ticks using scientific notation, percentage, currency, etc. and also control the precision of the numbers displayed in tick labels. plt.Ticks(numericFormatStringX: "E2", numericFormatStringY: "P1"); What do you think? |
Fantastic! Exactly what I was looking for!!! Thank you very much! ScottPlot is much appreciated! |
Just published a NuGet package. It should be live shortly. Let me know if anything else comes up. Thanks again @deiruch! |
What can we do to make ScottPlot better?
I'm trying to do a Scatter plott with percentages on both axes. It'd be great it ScottPlot supported conversion from "0.3184" to "31.8%" with a simple flag.
A more flexible, alternative solution of #297 might help in this case as well.
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