Please be advised that this ComponentOne software tool is accompanied by various sample projects and/or demos, which may make use of other ComponentOne development tools included with ComponentOne Studio Enterprise.
C# Samples
The following pages within the ControlExplorer sample installed with ASP.NET Web Forms Edition detail the C1BarChart control's functionality:
Sample | Description |
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Overview | Demonstrates some of the basic features of the C1BarChart. The source in this sample will show you how to set the text of the X axis and Y axis; how to add a header to the chart; how to add label text to the legend; and how to populate the chart with data. |
Series transition | Demonstrates how to set the seriesTransition of your barcharts. This example uses the seriesTransition options of the bar chart. |
Simple bar chart | This sample illustrates a simple bar chart that compares the sales between the Nintendo Wii, the Xbox 360, and the Playstation 3. |
Column bar chart | This sample depicts a clustered column bar chart. This is similar to the "Clustered Chart" sample, although the horizontal option of the bar chart is set to false here. |
Clustered bar chart | This sample depicts a clustered column bar chart. This is similar to the "Clustered Chart" sample, although the horizontal option of the bar chart is set to false here. |
Stacked bar chart | This sample creates a stacked bar chart. |
Stacked percentage bar chart | This sample illustrates a stacked percentage chart. To get this result, all you need to do is set the is100Percent option to true and the stacked property to true. |
External datasource | This sample illustrates how to create a chart using data from an external data source. In this example, we are using data from the Netflix OData feed. |
Data binding | This sample demonstrates how to binding bar chart simply by setting the DataSourceID. |
Fixed label width | This sample depicts a bar chart with the width of its labels fixed. It also illustrates how simple it is to rotate labels and align text. |