how to set custom interval to horizontal axis in Flex Charts - charts

I am trying to set custom step (interval) to my Line Chart's horizontal axis.
The chart gets its data from a grid. The grid has a lot of data and it is displayed accurately but because there are so many data points the horizontal axis is screwed up. I wanted to set a step on horizontal axis so that you get an idea when you see the graph without hovering the mouse on a data point!
thanks for any help!
-Ali
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heylo people!
I have solved the mystery!!!
just add a horrizontalAxisRenderers to your Chart
and set the property canDropLabels to true!
<mx:horizontalAxisRenderers>
<mx:AxisRenderer axis="{horiAxis_B}" canDropLabels="true"/>
</mx:horizontalAxisRenderers>
axis being the name of the axis
you are done!!
but if you still have questions, you can always contact me here:
Alimsyed.com

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