How to activate horizontal ScrollView if indexes from List is more than 20 and stretch the chart - using xamarin c#

Question

I have a chart with dynamically data.

So I want when the indexes from the list is more than 20 to be activated horizontal Scrollview and my chart to be stretched horizontally?

My.xaml file look like this:

 <ScrollView>
       <StackLayout>
             <microcharts:ChartView x:Name="chartView" 
                                    HeightRequest="100"
                                    BackgroundColor="#f7f77c"/>
       </StackLayout>
 </ScrollView>

My.cs code with filled data look like this:

List<Entry> entries = new List<Entry>();

            for (int i = 0; i < result.Count - 1; i++)
            {
                entries.Add(
                    new Entry((float)result[i].Stoej)
                    {
                        Color = SKColor.Parse("#FF1943"),
                        Label = result[i].D.ToString(),
                        ValueLabel = result[i].Stoej.ToString()
                    });
            }

chartView.Chart = new LineChart()
                {
                    Entries = entries,
                    LineMode = LineMode.Spline,
                    LineSize = 8,
                    PointMode = PointMode.Circle,
                    PointSize = 18,
                    LabelTextSize = 40,
                    BackgroundColor = SKColors.Transparent
                };

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UPDATE:

I try like this but the chart is not stretching horizontally:

Answer 1

The problem happened because the width of ChartView is fixed(equal to screen width), we need to set the width manually in code behind.

int itemWidth = 20;   //define by you
chartView.WidthRequest = entries.Count * itemWidth;

And don't forget to set scroll.Orientation="Horizontal" first.

Answer 2

You can check if your list is > 20 to enable:

<ScrollView x:Name="scroll" isEnabled="false">
       <StackLayout>
             <microcharts:ChartView x:Name="chartView" 
                                    HeightRequest="100"
                                    BackgroundColor="#f7f77c"/>
       </StackLayout>
 </ScrollView>

List<Entry> entries = new List<Entry>();

            for (int i = 0; i < result.Count - 1; i++)
            {
                entries.Add(
                    new Entry((float)result[i].Stoej)
                    {
                        Color = SKColor.Parse("#FF1943"),
                        Label = result[i].D.ToString(),
                        ValueLabel = result[i].Stoej.ToString()
                    });
            }
            if(entries.Count > 20)
            {
              scroll.IsEnabled = true;
              scroll.HorizontalBarVisibility = Always;
            }

Or automatically let scroll enabled, so if the list begins to jump of the user device screen, scrolls will be adjusting.