heavywoody
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heavywoody
asked on 25 Mar 2010, 03:12 AM
Can you tell me if this is possible with your chart control. I need to build a geological chart. I have a couple of images, but stratcolumn is more what I am trying to accomplish. Essentially, it is like three or more charts, side by side, all based on the same scale. So you have a Y scale which represents millions of years, then a type of stack chart where you have a series of polygons of different height, width, and colors; then two point charts. But they all act as one unit for zooming, scaling, panning, etc. Each chart would have its own seperate datasource.
In looking at your charts, I see things simliar to the stacked Polygon chart I need, but not exactly. But there can also be gaps as well, Plus, not with Height, Width being variable. The line charts are easy as you have them. It is just a matter of how would I display these three together as almost one chart for zooming purposes, exporting, etc.
Any suggestions or maybe it just can't do it?
In looking at your charts, I see things simliar to the stacked Polygon chart I need, but not exactly. But there can also be gaps as well, Plus, not with Height, Width being variable. The line charts are easy as you have them. It is just a matter of how would I display these three together as almost one chart for zooming purposes, exporting, etc.
Any suggestions or maybe it just can't do it?
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Hi Christian,
It is possible to create a similar chart using multiple chart areas. Build the chart placing the chart areas on top of each other, and using line series, then place the whole chart into a LayoutTransform panel to rotate it to 90 degrees.
Sincerely yours,
Joshua
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It is possible to create a similar chart using multiple chart areas. Build the chart placing the chart areas on top of each other, and using line series, then place the whole chart into a LayoutTransform panel to rotate it to 90 degrees.
Sincerely yours,
Joshua
the Telerik team
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