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About Stacked Area Charts

About Stacked Area Charts A stacked area chart is an area chart in which areas do not overlap, because they are cumulative at each point. In a stacked 100% area chart, the areas reach a total of 100% of the axis range at each point. An area chart is a form of line chart, but the area between the horizontal (x) axi...

About Stacked Line Charts

About Stacked Line Charts A stacked line chart is a line chart in which lines do not intersect, because they are cumulative at each point. In a stacked 100% line chart, the lines reach a total of 100% of the axis range at each point. If you want your chart to display data in chronological order, and plot points ac...

About Stacked Spline Area Charts

About Stacked Spline Area Charts A stacked spline area chart is an area chart in which areas do not overlap, because they are cumulative at each point. In a stacked 100% area chart, the areas reach a total of 100% of the axis range at each point. An area chart is a form of line chart, but the area between the hori...

About Stacked Spline Charts

About Stacked Spline Charts A stacked line chart is a line chart in which lines do not intersect, because they are cumulative at each point. In a stacked 100% line chart, the lines reach a total of 100% of the axis range at each point. A stacked spline chart is different from a stacked line chart because it uses s...

About Step Area Charts

About Step Area Charts A step area chart is a special form of area chart which is useful for displaying changing numeric values over a period of time. The (horizontal) x-axis in a step area chart represents a period of time, and values are plotted on the (vertical) y-axis at constant or irregular time intervals. S...

About Step Line Charts

About Step Line Charts A step line chart is a special form of line chart which is useful for displaying changing numeric values over a period of time. The (horizontal) x-axis in a step line chart represents a period of time, and values are plotted on the (vertical) Y-axis at constant or irregular time intervals. S...

About Treemap Charts

About Treemap Charts Treemap charts are used to display large hierarchical data sets in a rectangular space. The chart is divided into regions and then each region is divided again for each level of the hierarchy. You can identify the data on a treemap chart by the size and color of the region. Treemap charts are ...

Access Axis Inside FillSceneGraph Event of a Composite Chart

Access Axis Inside FillSceneGraph Event of a Composite Chart Mapping values onto an axis is a common scenario when you are using the FillSceneGraph event. This walkthrough will show you how to access the existing axes from a composite chart. This example uses a column chart and an array of data. Get the axes insid...

Access Axis Inside FillSceneGraph Event of a Non-Composite Chart

Access Axis Inside FillSceneGraph Event of a Non-Composite Chart Mapping values onto an axis is a common scenario when you are using the FillSceneGraph event. This walkthrough will show you how to access the existing axes from a non-composite chart. This example uses a column chart and an array of data. Get the ax...

Add Effects to a Chart

Add Effects to a Chart The above images are the same chart; however the one on the right has three Effects added to its Effects collection: a GradientEffect , a ShadowEffect , and a TextureEffect . This was done using the Visual Studio .NET designer, however the code generated is very simple: In Visual Basic: In C...