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Document SDK - Charts

Create Charts in Word, Excel and PowerPoint Documents

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Create, customize, and export charts

Generate charts from data, apply custom formatting, and export high-quality chart images for reports, presentations, and business documents.

Chart types in Document SDK

Create charts from data

Create and customize various chart types using spreadsheet, database, or application data. Use it when business information needs to be communicated through visual representations.

Chart Customizing in Document SDK

Customize chart appearance

Apply visual styling programmatically to chart titles, axes, data labels, series colors, and plot areas. Use it when consistent and professional chart formatting is required across documents and reports.

Exporting charts as images with Document SDK

Export charts as images

Convert charts into high-quality images while preserving visual accuracy and formatting. Use this feature when visualizations need to be reused outside their original document format.

Chart supported libraries

Choose the right document library

Select the library that matches your application’s document format and processing needs. Use Word, Excel, or PowerPoint independently for focused requirements, or combine multiple libraries to build complete document solutions.

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Word library

Add charts directly into Word documents to pair data visuals with written content. Use it when reports, proposals, or analysis documents need integrated chart and text layouts.

Frameworks: .NET · Java

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Excel library

Generate charts within Excel workbooks from live or imported spreadsheet data. Use it when financial, operational, or analytical reports require embedded chart visualizations.

Frameworks: .NET · Flutter

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PowerPoint library

Embed charts within PowerPoint slides to deliver data-driven presentations to stakeholders. Use it when application data must be organized into visually engaging slide content.

Frameworks: .NET

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Document SDK creates, customizes, and converts charts in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents without requiring Microsoft Office or Office Interop. All chart operations run entirely through managed .NET code on Windows, Linux, Docker, Azure, and AWS environments.

The Document SDK supports bar, line, pie, doughnut, scatter, radar, waterfall, histogram, tree map, sunburst, and many other chart types. It also includes modern Office 2016 chart types across Word, Excel, and PowerPoint libraries.

Chart titles, legends, labels, axes, plot areas, chart areas, data series, colors, borders, transparency, and other visual elements can all be configured.

Yes. Charts can be generated using data from business applications, databases, reports, templates, or spreadsheets. This makes it practical to automate dashboards, financial reports, sales summaries, operational reports, and presentation content as part of recurring document workflows.

Yes. Charts can be created from data and reused across multiple document formats by exporting them as images. A single visualization can be exported and inserted into Word, PowerPoint, PDF, and business reports, ensuring consistency across outputs.

Yes. Combination charts display different data series using different chart types within a single chart. For example, combining column and line charts to show sales volume alongside growth rate.

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