Tag: htmlchart

Web ASP.NET AJAX
How to Plot a Simple Linear Regression in Telerik ASP.NET Web Form Chart

This blog showcases how to plot trend lines in the RadHtmlChart for ASP.NET AJAX control. It also helps you to get a basic understanding on statistics terms such as linear/logarithmic regression lines, ordinary least square method and r-squared measurement.

by Danail Vasilev
February 18, 2015 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Zoom and Scroll Data Over Time with RadHtmlChart for ASP.NET AJAX

The Data Navigation functionality in RadHtmlChart for ASP.NET AJAX is useful for displaying large sets of data over time that let you zoom and scroll to particular time ranges.

by Danail Vasilev
December 11, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Easily Show Data Trends with the Sparklines Layout of RadHtmlChart for ASP.NET AJAX

Sparklines are small charts, which could be embedded in tables, dashboards, etc. where the available space is limited and chart's dimensions are a concern. If you want to learn how easy it is to take advantage of their built-in functionality, this blog post is the best place to start with!

by Stamo Gochev
November 18, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
3 Easy Steps to Replace Existing Charts with Telerik’s HTML5-based ASP.NET Chart

In the past year we put conscious effort into enhancing the data visualization components offered in Telerik’s control suite for ASP.NET AJAX development and we thought it was about time we started showcasing them in the Sales Dashboard sample application instead of the previously used Silverlight controls. Since this was an interesting experience some of you might also be going through, we decided to share our know-how. This blog post is going to walk you through the 3 steps it takes to migrate from Silverlight to HTML5 data visualization.

by Antonio Stoilkov
August 09, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
RadHtmlChart vs. RadChart, round 2. Which one is right for me?

It has been a year since we released the first version of our ASP.NET Chart control based on HTML5, RadHtmlChart,and it is time for an updated comparison with the “old” RadChart control, as well as for an insight into what is coming up.

by Marin Bratanov
August 01, 2013 Share