Multi Series charts.

[peter drozd]

hello;
I have a unique solution I need to create. I have a series of data points that I am binding with the databinder.

if the number of points < 80 I need to show them as one series.

if they are greater than 160 then I need to show them as 2 series.

if they are greater than 240 then I need to show them as 3 series.

else show them as 4 series.

here is the catch; I have to show the series on the same chart with the Xaxis for each series vertically spaced so as to get 4 graphs in one depending on the amount of data points. I am updating the binding list as data is updated from a separate process.

any ideas how to do this. I kinda need it pretty quick.

thanks

-Peter

[Manimala S]

Hi Peter,

You can do this in the following way:

First get the number of rows in the dataset.

If the number of rows is less than 80 then you can run a for loop where you add the first 80 values in the dataset as a datapoints.

Create another ChartSeries.And if the number of series is greater than 160 then fetch the corresponding values from dataset and add it to the newly created chart series. Similarly for the last case also.


Kindly, let me know if you have problem in doing this.

Thanks,
Manimala.

[peter drozd]

The prolem is that I need to have a stacked view that changes to look like 4 charts depending on the number of data points.

It needs to scale from 1 --> 4 for a total of 315 data points max Times for series. and then these are either divided on different axises at different y values or need to have 1 --> 4 charts. the problem is that with a fast mouse over to get values, the charts bog out and grind to snail pace to be able to see the updates or even resize the parent form.

all this data comes from a singleton that provides data from somewhere else in the application.

for some reason I may not have the email setup right on this forum because do not seem to be getting emailed when there is a response to a post.

I appreciate any help. thanks.
-Peter



>Hi Peter,

You can do this in the following way:

First get the number of rows in the dataset.

If the number of rows is less than 80 then you can run a for loop where you add the first 80 values in the dataset as a datapoints.

Create another ChartSeries.And if the number of series is greater than 160 then fetch the corresponding values from dataset and add it to the newly created chart series. Similarly for the last case also.


Kindly, let me know if you have problem in doing this.

Thanks,
Manimala.







Barcharts6_33b0a7d8.zip

[peter drozd]

Better graphic snapshot of what I need.
thanks
-peter


>The prolem is that I need to have a stacked view that changes to look like 4 charts depending on the number of data points.

It needs to scale from 1 --> 4 for a total of 315 data points max Times for series. and then these are either divided on different axises at different y values or need to have 1 --> 4 charts. the problem is that with a fast mouse over to get values, the charts bog out and grind to snail pace to be able to see the updates or even resize the parent form.

all this data comes from a singleton that provides data from somewhere else in the application.

for some reason I may not have the email setup right on this forum because do not seem to be getting emailed when there is a response to a post.

I appreciate any help. thanks.
-Peter



>Hi Peter,

You can do this in the following way:

First get the number of rows in the dataset.

If the number of rows is less than 80 then you can run a for loop where you add the first 80 values in the dataset as a datapoints.

Create another ChartSeries.And if the number of series is greater than 160 then fetch the corresponding values from dataset and add it to the newly created chart series. Similarly for the last case also.


Kindly, let me know if you have problem in doing this.

Thanks,
Manimala.







Barcharts6_33b0a7d8.zip



bars stacked_d822e4ea.zip