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looking to generate a simple or chart from viewbag data passed to view from controller

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public ActionResult Index()
{
var data = db.BalanceTodays;
ViewBag.datasource = data.ToList();
return View();
}
this list contains the following
ID period count
1 Due More Than 10 0
2 Due Today 11
3 Due Tomorrow 7
4 Due Within 10 48
5 Overdue 0
looking for this result
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Grant Stephen
April 4, 2017 01:39 PM UTC
have been looking in completly the wrong direction, its was as simple as
@(Html.EJ().Chart("chartContainer")
.Series(sr =>
{
sr.DataSource(ViewBag.datasource);
sr.XName("period");
sr.YName("count");
//Change series type
sr.Type(SeriesType.Pie).Add();
})
)
to render the grph
grant
DD
Dharanidharan Dharmasivam
Syncfusion Team
April 5, 2017 05:52 AM UTC
Hi Grant,
Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.
We have analyzed your query. And we have prepared a sample with respect to your requirement as depicted in your screenshot. In controller, we have bind the list data to ViewBag and then bind the dataSource to chart and grid in view page. To display the data in table, you can use the Syncfusion grid control. Find the code snippet below.
|
ASP.NET MVC [C#]:
// Controller
List<ChartData> list = new List<ChartData>();
list.Add(new ChartData(1, "Due More Than 10", 0));
list.Add(new ChartData(2, "Due Today", 11));
list.Add(new ChartData(3, "Due Tomorrow", 7));
list.Add(new ChartData(4, "Due Within 10", 48));
list.Add(new ChartData(5, "Overdue", 0));
//Binding dataSource to ViewBag
ViewBag.datasource = list;
// View
@(Html.EJ().Chart("chartContainer")
.Series(sr =>
{
//Binding dataSource to chart
sr.DataSource(ViewBag.datasource);
sr.XName("period");
sr.YName("count");
sr.Type(SeriesType.Pie).Add();
})
)
@(Html.EJ().Grid<OrdersView>("FlatGrid")
//Binding dataSource to grid
.Datasource((IEnumerable<object>)ViewBag.datasource)
.Columns(col =>
{
col.Field("period").HeaderText("Period").Width(80).Add();
col.Field("count").HeaderText("Count").Width(75).Add();
})
) |
Screenshot:
Sample for reference can be find from below link.
Thanks,
Dharani.
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GS Grant Stephen
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