Hi Dan,

I tried the suggested method and it kind of works, but no better than 
keeping the string domain and playing with the width, which I have to do 
anyways with the suggested method. All the API provides is the drag 
functionality which I can implement through jQ. Will play around with it 
some more though.

I think the functionality I am after is similar to the effect of the 
"ChartRangeFilter"; the chart is a fixed width within the page, but what is 
rendered within that width is dynamic. I wonder if I could implement this 
along with your suggestion...

Another comparison is the NumberRangeFilter, but if it let me drag the 
space between the thumbs, kind of like the Silverlight charts, shudder. 

If the ChartRangeFilter does not work, I think I am going to:

   - Set a fixed min width that I want each column to render as, and 
   determine the chartArea width dynamically. Not sure how to integrate this 
   with the CategoryFilter though. This guarantees a constant width but User 
   must still scroll/drag. This reminds me of the old method used to generate 
   a PNG file to store on server and dynamically link to it!
   - or...
   - Concat my two strings and set them as 90 degree rotated domain text, 
   hide the source text as annotations, and change the chartHeight 
   dynamically. This guarantees text is always readable, but column width 
   could get very small in my scenario assuming the chartArea uses a %

I am just posting this so you have a user story, and understand how some 
features are being used in practical cases. Thanks for being active!

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