Visualizing GDP And Government Education Spending With Syncfusion Winui Charts
This example showcases how to build an interactive Scatter Chart visualization using Syncfusion WinUI controls to explore the relationship between a country’s GDP spent on education and the share of government spending allocated to education. By integrating real-time filtering through a year-based slider, the chart enables users to examine trends across regions and time, helping uncover patterns, priorities, and disparities in education investment.
Key Features
1. Interactive Scatter Chart:
Plots GDP vs. government education spending for each country. Highlights clusters, outliers, and regional trends. Supports multiple series for regions like Asia, Europe, Africa, etc.
2. Year-Based Filtering:
A Syncfusion WinUI Slider allows users to select a year (2000–2024). Chart updates dynamically to reflect selected year’s data.
3. Custom Styling:
Styled axes with percentage labels and grid lines. Tooltip shows country name, GDP share, and government spending share. Legend with region-based color coding and icons.
Syncfusion Controls Used
Displays scatter points for each country. X-axis: % of GDP spent on education. Y-axis: % of government budget allocated to education. Legend & Tooltip Legend maps colors to regions. Tooltip provides detailed data on hover.
Enables year selection with two-way data binding. Enhances interactivity and user control.
Use Cases
1. Policy Analysis: Compare education priorities across countries.
2. Economic Research: Study correlations between GDP and education investment.
3. Education Planning: Identify regions needing more support.
4. Data Journalism: Tell compelling stories with visual data.
Output
Troubleshooting
Path too long exception
If you are facing a path too long exception when building this example project, close Visual Studio and rename the repository to short and build the project.
For a step-by-step procedure, refer to the GDP and Government Education Spending.
