Statistics Netherlands has a pretty cool graphic for comparing consumer price changes in different countries. See http://www.cbs.nl/en-GB/menu/themas/prijzen/cijfers/extra/inflatie-internationaal.htm
Can ChartView do these things?
Mouse-over selected series in series list changes contrast of selected series via data binding so that selected series is clearly visible and other series are faintly visible
Mouse-over chart coordinates shows tooltip(s); if multiple series are involved, tooltips arrange themselves in a smart way
Can ChartView do these things?
Mouse-over selected series in series list changes contrast of selected series via data binding so that selected series is clearly visible and other series are faintly visible
Mouse-over chart coordinates shows tooltip(s); if multiple series are involved, tooltips arrange themselves in a smart way
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Hello Mark,
I am happy to inform you that there is similar feature exposed by our RadChartView control. In order to enable it you can set the HoverMode property of the control to FadeOtherSeries. By doing this the hovered LineSeries will be highlighted. Furthermore, please note that the RadLegend control also supports this feature.
Regarding the second requirement please take a look at this online demonstration project showing how the built-in track ball feature can be used to achieve your requirement. We believe that you as a developer will be able to implement the demonstrated feature in your project.
Please give these approaches a try and let us know if there are any other questions.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
I am happy to inform you that there is similar feature exposed by our RadChartView control. In order to enable it you can set the HoverMode property of the control to FadeOtherSeries. By doing this the hovered LineSeries will be highlighted. Furthermore, please note that the RadLegend control also supports this feature.
Regarding the second requirement please take a look at this online demonstration project showing how the built-in track ball feature can be used to achieve your requirement. We believe that you as a developer will be able to implement the demonstrated feature in your project.
Please give these approaches a try and let us know if there are any other questions.
Regards,
Pavel R. Pavlov
Telerik
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answered on 11 Dec 2013, 04:45 PM
Beautiful. Thanks for the scoop Pavel. Will take a close look at HoverMode. Trackball is nice but not exactly what I'm looking for there. It may be good enough though.