Chart databinding to hashtable

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  1. Philip
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    Apr 2008

    Posted 09 Feb 2010 Link to this post

    I have a bar chart that I have dynamically (programatically) bound to a hash table. The binding works ok, but it is putting the Key on the Y axis and the Item on the X axis. Does anyone know how I can reverse the axis?
  3. Philip
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    70 posts
    Member since:
    Apr 2008

    Posted 09 Feb 2010 Link to this post

    After looking at it closer, it is actually using both the item and the key as data values. What I need, is for it to show me a bar chart with the Key on the x axis, and the item as the value of the bar. The key should just be the label for the x axis.

    How can I get the chart to remove the key as a series and use it as a label?
  5. Velin
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    Posted 11 Feb 2010 Link to this post

    Hi Philip,

    Here is a sample code that should help you figure out how to bind RadChart in the desired way:
    public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page
    {
        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            ChartSeries s = new ChartSeries("s1", ChartSeriesType.Bar);
            s.DataYColumn = "Value";
            RadChart1.Series.Add(s);
     
            RadChart1.DataSource = GetSource();
            RadChart1.DataBind();
            RadChart1.BeforeLayout += new EventHandler<EventArgs>(RadChart1_BeforeLayout);
        }
     
        void RadChart1_BeforeLayout(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Hashtable h = RadChart1.DataSource as Hashtable;
      
            int i = 0;
            foreach (var item in h.Keys)
            {
                RadChart1.PlotArea.XAxis.Items[i].TextBlock.Text = item.ToString();
                i++;
            }
        }
     
        Hashtable GetSource()
        {
            Hashtable h = new Hashtable();
            h.Add("a", 10);
            h.Add("b", 11);
            h.Add("c", 12);
            h.Add("d", 13);
     
            return h;
        }
     
    Hope this will help.

    Sincerely yours,
    Velin
    the Telerik team

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