Alexey Titov
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Alexey Titov
asked on 10 May 2010, 07:12 PM
Hi.
Can anyone suggest a walkaround how to have a chart that can display varying number of data series (data source can return a changing number of categories - some new added, some old - removed), using only a declarative model - without any C#/VB code behind?
TIA
Can anyone suggest a walkaround how to have a chart that can display varying number of data series (data source can return a changing number of categories - some new added, some old - removed), using only a declarative model - without any C#/VB code behind?
TIA
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Hi Alexey Titov,
The default behavior of RadChart is to automatically reflect all the changes of the items source as far as it is data bound to an observable collection. This should meet your criteria if you intend to set up a categorical chart.
In case you need to create a chart that needs to render different number of visual series depending on its data source you will need to provide a collection of SeriesMapping objects in you view model that should be bound to the SeriesMappings property of the RadChart control.
In both cases you could find this example useful.
Best wishes,
Velin
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The default behavior of RadChart is to automatically reflect all the changes of the items source as far as it is data bound to an observable collection. This should meet your criteria if you intend to set up a categorical chart.
In case you need to create a chart that needs to render different number of visual series depending on its data source you will need to provide a collection of SeriesMapping objects in you view model that should be bound to the SeriesMappings property of the RadChart control.
In both cases you could find this example useful.
Best wishes,
Velin
the Telerik team
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