API Documentation -> NtTimeChartControl -> CondensedViewEnforced

# NtTimeChartControl.CondensedViewEnforced Property

There are two display modes that the NtTimeChartControl can use: Normal view and condensed view. The condensed view does not display the objects semselved but only a thin vertical line at the objects time stamp. Please see the image below:
The display switches automatically from normal to condensed view, whenever the amount of objects to be displayed at once gets too big. This is the case when many thousand objects would populate your screen at the same time. This can happen if the user zooms out to an overview to see one full year at a time. In this case no objects are distinguishable anyway, but the thin vertical lines give the user an impression of data groups spread over time.
Again: When too many objects populate the display the Time Chart will switch to condensed view. In this case CondensedViewEnforced is true.
Please see Condensed View Concept for more details.

Overload List:

Modifier / Return Value | Name and Parameters | Description
--- | --- | ---
public bool | CondensedViewEnforced | The status of condensed view activation due to a huge number of display items at a time.

Return value:

bool

Remarks:

If condensed view is automatically enforced because of a huge number of data populating the screen, it can not be turned of by calling ActivateCondensedView. The limit is 30,000 items visible within one full horizontal scroll sweep.

See also:

ActivateCondensedView()

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