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Trendlines

Updated on Sep 16, 2026

Trendlines are dynamic indicators that automatically reveal the overarching trends within your series data. These trendlines are defined as a special type of series linked to the main series by name.

Trendline series use the data from the main series. When the main series employs aggregates, which is common for date series, the trendlines align with the aggregated data. For instance, when using a sum aggregate, the trendline illustrates the trends for the sum within each category.

Trendline Types

The Chart supports the following fundamental types of trendlines:

Supported Series Types

Trendlines are supported for the following chart types:

  • Area
  • Bar
  • BoxPlot
  • Candlestick
  • Column
  • Line
  • OHLC
  • RangeArea
  • RangeColumn
  • Scatter
  • ScatterLine

Chart Trendlines Parameters

The following table lists Chart Trendlines parameters.

ParameterTypeDescription
ChartSeriesMarkers.VisibleboolThe visibility of the trendline markers.
ChartSeries.ForstringThe name of the parent series of the trendline.
ChartSeriesTrendlineobjectThe trendline configuration options.
ChartSeriesTrendlineForecastobjectThe trendline forecast settings. By default, the trendline does not display a forecast.
ChartSeriesTrendlineForecast.BeforeintThe number of intervals to extend the trendline before the first data point.
ChartSeriesTrendlineForecast.AfterintThe number of intervals to extend the trendline after the last data point.
ChartSeriesTrendline.PeriodintThe number of intervals to take when calculating averages. The value must be an integer greater than 2.
TypeChartSeriesType enumThe type of the series.

Linear Trendline

Use the Linear Trendline to visualize the rise or decline of a specific quantity over time.

Linear trendline in scatter line Chart series

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Moving Average Trendline

Use the Moving Average Trendline to smooth out data fluctuations. This trendline computes and visualizes an average of all data points over a specified period. By default, this period is set to two chart intervals.

Line Chart with a moving average trendline

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Exponential Trendline

Use the Exponential Trendline to visualize data with rapidly accelerating growth or decay over time. This trendline helps you to emphasize trends that follow an exponential pattern, and it requires positive Y values.

Chart with an Exponential Trendline

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Logarithmic Trendline

Use the Logarithmic Trendline to visualize data with rapid initial growth that slows over time or vice versa. This trendline emphasizes trends with a logarithmic pattern, and it requires positive X values.

Chart with a Logarithmic Trendline

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Power Trendline

Use the Power Trendline to visualize data that follows a power-law relationship, indicating that one variable's change is proportional to a power of another variable. This trendline helps you to highlight trends where the rate of change isn't constant. It requires positive Y and X values.

Chart with a Power Trendline

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Polynomial Trendline

Use the Polynomial Trendline to visualize complex data patterns not fitting the other trendlines. This trendline fits a polynomial equation to the data points, allowing for a more flexible representation of trends with multiple turning points.

Chart with a Polynomial Trendline

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