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The chart control can plot over 30 chart types ranging from line charts to specialized financial charts. Its rich feature set includes functionalities like data binding, multiple axes, trackball, drill-down operations, and zooming.
All modern browsers and devices are supported. The chart is rendered as SVG in all the modern browsers and automatically rendered as VML on Internet Explorer 8 and below.
Chart includes several data rendering optimizations to achieve the best possible performance when plotting large volumes of data as well as handling high frequency real-time data.
The chart control includes functionality for plotting more than 30 chart types. Each chart type is easily configurable with built-in support for creating stunning visual effects.
Chart supports five different types of axes: Numerical, Categorical, Datetime, DateTimeCategory, and Logarithmic.
Chart has support for inverting values in an axis in the opposite direction.
Add multiple panes to a chart.
The best possible axis ranges and intervals are calculated automatically based on the given values. The ranges can also be further customized using range padding.
Render opposed axis in the side opposite of the default position.
Customization options for the axis labels include positioning, placement, label format, and rotation. There are also options for avoiding labels overlapping.
Chart area can be customized with the help of strip lines. This is useful for visually representing the different regions within a chart range.
The chart control has built-in support for RSI, Momentum, Bollinger band, accumulation distribution, EMA, SMA, stochastic, ATR, MACD, and TMA indicators.
Render linear, exponential, logarithmic, power, polynomial, and moving average trendlines.
Annotations display metadata about the chart or series at specific points of interest in the plotting area.
Highlight and select a series or data point with patterns or colors. Data in multiple ranges can also be selected.
The end user experience is greatly enhanced by a set of included user interaction features such as:
Zooming and Panning
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Crosshair
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Trackball
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Drill-down
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Events
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Tooltip
Trackball is used to track a data point closer to the current cursor position or touch contact point.
Tooltip displays a pop-up with information when the cursor is hovered over a data point.
The zooming toolbar contains buttons for zoom in/out, reset, pan, and more.
Edit data points by dragging them with mouse and touch interactions.
Legends provide additional information that is helpful in identifying individual series in a chart.
Legends can be placed at the left, right, top, or bottom of the chart area or they can be docked anywhere within the chart area.
Legend icon, title, and alignment can also be customized as required.
Data points can be easily annotated with labels to indicate their measure and dimension to help improve the readability of data. Data points can also be enhanced by adding markers or customizable symbols.
Data labels are automatically arranged to avoid intersection when there are large amounts of data.
Empty point values are elegantly handled with several customizable options.
The chart control can be bound with local JSON data or data from the server.
There are several built-in themes available, including dark, light, and gradient.
Charts can be exported to a Word document, PDF document, Excel file, and image formats such as SVG, PNG, and JPEG in client and server side.
The rendered chart control can be printed directly from the browser. One or more number of charts in a web page can be printed together.
Documentation
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