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PDF Scaling Options, such as page-fit ([w] x [h]) and percentage (p%):
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The following movie shows the PDF scaling options in action. The page-fit mode ([w] x [h]) automatically adjusts the page so that its entire content fits within the available width and height, keeping the correct proportions and possibly leaving margins. The percentage mode (p%) instead applies a fixed zoom factor, such as 100% for actual size, 50% for half size, or 200% for double size, regardless of the output page dimensions. The features will be supported by ExCascadeTree, ExFileView, ExG2antt, ExGauge, ExGrid, ExOrgChart, ExPivot, ExPropertiesList, ExSchedule and ExTree.
Building Hierarchies Made Easy: Edit, Undo, and Redo with Ease:
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This movie demonstrates how to use the Copy, Cut, Paste, and Indent features to easily create and manage a hierarchical structure. You can perform these actions using keyboard shortcuts or through the context menu for convenience. The movie also highlights the Undo and Redo functionality, which lets you quickly reverse or repeat recent actions, making editing faster and easier, while helping you avoid mistakes. The Copy, Cut, Paste, and Indent features will be supported in the eXGrid and eXG2antt controls.
Graph availability for the eXPivot/JS version:
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The eXPivot divides its area into four sections: one for applying aggregate functions to the pivot's cells, sections for pivot rows and columns that define the table structure, and a table section that can display either tabular data or graphical charts. The custom-view feature allows integration with any custom controls. In this example, eXGraph is used to enhance eXPivot with graphical capabilities. eXGraph visualizes the summarized information as columns, displaying aggregated data from eXPivot rather than raw values, which makes it easier to interpret trends and comparisons graphically. Click here to try or more sample here
The following video demonstrates how eXGraph adds graphical functionality to eXPivot:
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The movie demonstrates how to display various types of charts based on the summarized data within the pivot control. The control can divide its area into four sections: one for applying aggregate functions to the pivot's cells, the pivot rows and columns that define the table structure, and the table section that can display either tabular data or graphical charts. The custom-view feature supports any type of custom controls. In this sample, the eXGraph is used to provide graphical features for eXPivot. The feature will be supported in the /COM, /NET, /WPF, and /JS versions as well.
The following video highlights an innovative feature designed to improve link visualization:
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The following video demonstrates a new feature that enhances link visualization. It intelligently avoids obstacles such as elements, objects, and bars, ensuring a clear and unobstructed display. Additionally, overlapping links are distinguished by alternating colors and variable widths, improving clarity and making it easier to differentiate them visually. This feature will be available across all configurations (/JS, /COM, /NET, and /WPF) for the following components: eXSurface, eXSwimlane, eXG2antt, and eXG2Host.
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