I'm trying to get data loaded into a RadChart, but what I have to work with is coming back multi dimensional.
e.Result would look like this:
+[0] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Stack}
[1] {Column1, 52}
+[1] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Dup}
[1] {Column1, 21}
+[2] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Revi}
[1] {Column1, 79}
+[3] - count 2 -etc...
So when I try and populate the Chart it just shows say 4 bars all set to the value 2. I've tried looping through the e.Result set like such below to isolate each row, but the data doesn't load at all when I try and add it to the RadChart.ItemsSource. Anyone know how I can accomplish this??
e.Result would look like this:
+[0] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Stack}
[1] {Column1, 52}
+[1] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Dup}
[1] {Column1, 21}
+[2] - count 2 - drilling down into it [0] {EntName, Revi}
[1] {Column1, 79}
+[3] - count 2 -etc...
So when I try and populate the Chart it just shows say 4 bars all set to the value 2. I've tried looping through the e.Result set like such below to isolate each row, but the data doesn't load at all when I try and add it to the RadChart.ItemsSource. Anyone know how I can accomplish this??
Int
eCnt = e.Result.Count;
for (Int x = 0; x <= eCnt; x++)
{
var resultSetValues = e.Result[x];
}