Hello
I need when the button clicked to copy the content of the cell to the cell below
Like control + D in excel.
How can I do this?
We are working MVVM, I add picture of the cell.
Best regards
Ehud
I create my chart by inserting data points like so:
1.Chart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Clear(); 2.var series = new DataSeries { Definition = new SplineAreaSeriesDefinition() }; 3.foreach (var point in dataPoints) series.Add(point); 4.Chart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Add(series);The points themselves are created thusly. I explicitly specify types for your convenience.
1.var dataPoints = /*[...]*/.Select( (x, y) => new DataPoint((int)x, (double)y).ToArray()When I call the add method, I obtain the graph (supplied) "mychartnormal.png". I'm happy with this graph.
When I do the following manipulation of the graph, I obtain a new figure (supplied) "mychartweird.png". The number formatting of the highlighted values shows unnecessary precision.
1.var series = OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.FirstOrDefault(); 2.if (ColorPicker.SelectedItem != null && series != null) 3. series.Definition.Appearance.Fill = new SolidColorBrush((Color) ColorPicker.SelectedItem); 4.OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Clear(); 5.OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Add(series);You may wonder at this point why I am not manipulating the Definition.Appearance.Fill property of the series that I pick out on line one directly. Well, the reason being is that I want to the drawing animation to restart, and I didn't find another way in the API do that. As such I am open to two possible solutions.
Firstly there's the obvious rewrite that solves the problem, but I find it in bad taste to have to recreate the series, since I may need to modify other properties separately, and the copying on line 3 can easily become unwieldy.
1.var series = OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.FirstOrDefault(); 2.if (ColorPicker.SelectedItem == null || series == null) return; 3.var nseries = new DataSeries() {Definition = series.Definition}; 4.nseries.AddRange( series.Select(datapoint => new DataPoint(datapoint.XValue, datapoint.YValue))); 5.nseries.Definition.Appearance.Fill = new SolidColorBrush((Color) ColorPicker.SelectedItem); 6.OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Clear(); 7.OverviewChart.DefaultView.ChartArea.DataSeries.Add(nseries);Secondly all I really need is to restart the animation. I only found one relevant post, which said to use Chart.ResetTheme(), which didn't work for me.