An exception is thrown on Android when this code is executed

            this.chart1.VerticalAxis = new NumericalAxis { Minimum = 300, Maximum = 400 };
            this.chart1.VerticalAxis = new NumericalAxis { Minimum = 100, Maximum = 200 };

Hi Team,

If you set the PanOffset in XAML, it is not applied. 

Does not work:

<telerikChart:RadCartesianChart x:Name="MyChart"  Zoom="2, 1"  PanOffset="-400,0" >

I would expect that the RadChartView renderer would be responsible for handling this after the control is loaded and the series/axis is rendered (see workaround).

Workaround

If I subscribe to the ChartView's NativeControlLoaded event and wait approx 100ms before calling PanOffset, it will work.

e.g.

<telerikChart:RadCartesianChart x:Name="MyChart"  Zoom="2, 1" 
                                                     NativeControlLoaded="MyChart_OnNativeControlLoaded">

private async void MyChart_OnNativeControlLoaded(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    await Task.Delay(100);
    
    MyChart.PanOffset = new Point(-400, 0);
}

Takeaway and Action Requested

The takeaway, and basis of this Bug Report, is that the control should internally perform this delay check and set the PanOffset.

This will enable MVVM scenarios because (I originally wanted to bind the PanOffset value from my view model).

Thank you,

Ramakant

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