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Hello Sivam,
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The Creating Chart Programmatically - more complex example help article shows in detail how to create a Chart item with multiple series programatically. Additionally you will have to set the chart1.PlotArea.DataTable.Visible property to True to add a Data Table to the chart.
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answered on 21 May 2010, 02:31 AM
Hi,
Thanks for your response. The example shown is fixed number of series. They have showed only 2 series. My need is n series. The number of series is dynamic at run time.
Thanks.
Thanks for your response. The example shown is fixed number of series. They have showed only 2 series. My need is n series. The number of series is dynamic at run time.
Thanks.
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Hi Sivam,
You can use a foreach loop to go through your data, parameters or whatever you use to specify how many series you would have and create the series in that loop. There is nothing specific about this approach.
Greetings,
Steve
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You can use a foreach loop to go through your data, parameters or whatever you use to specify how many series you would have and create the series in that loop. There is nothing specific about this approach.
Greetings,
Steve
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