Compare multiple data series over time in a vertical bar or column chart. FlexChart supports displaying negative values below the axis origin.

Stacked charts demonstrate the part-to-whole relationship for displaying the cumulative values of categories. FlexChart provides options to stack column charts in groups.

Compare percentages for each value within the total. The cumulative proportion of each stacked column always totals one hundred percent.

Rotate the WPF column chart to compare multiple, categorical data series in a basic horizontal bar chart.

A floating bar or range column chart shows two values, a minimum and maximum, for each column or bar. The plot can be rotated to create a Gantt-style chart as well.

Tornado charts, also known as wing bar or butterfly charts, are a variation of WPF bar charts for comparing two sets of data values in a vertical stack of horizontal bars.

Demonstrate correlation between data points and a set of numerical data along the x-axis and the y-axis. WPF scatter charts combine values into single data points and display uneven intervals or clusters.

Create rich, visually appealing data modeling and financial charts with bubble charts. This WPF chart allows you to display your data series as a set of differently-sized symbols in the chart space.

WPF pie charts show how parts of a whole add up to 100%. FlexPie features include doughnut, exploded slices, animation, selection, and rotation.

Visualize hierarchical data from a root node (center) outward to lower hierarchies. A segment of the inner circle is a parent to the segments of the outer circle which lie within the angular sweep of a parent.

Use FlexPie to visualize more data in a single chart by creating multiple pie chart "series" using the same data source. An effective way of presenting data, especially if the intent is to show one section relative to the whole.

Error bars help you see margins of error and standard deviations at a glance. They can be shown as a standard error amount, a percentage, or a standard deviation.

Graphically depict groups of numerical data through their quartile, mean, median and outliers.

Diagram consists of rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of a variable and whose width is equal to the class interval. Supports ranged axes, Gaussian/bell curve, running totals and Pareto charts.

A waterfall chart helps understand the cumulative effect of sequentially introduced positive or negative values. Optionally, display auto-calculated intermediate totals in the waterfall chart.

A break-even chart shows the sales volume level at which total costs equal sales. The chart plots revenue, fixed costs, and variable costs on the vertical axis, and volume on the horizontal axis.

Manage a project with a Gantt chart and never miss a step. Includes dependencies and percent complete, start and end dates for each task, and information such as completion states and task dependencies.

Visualize stages of a process, such as a sales funnel, using a funnel shape. Supports triangular or rectangular shape.

Display hierarchical information combined with relative quantity. Highlight hierarchical, tree-structured data as a set of nested rectangles and help to analyze the anomalies in the data set.

This specialized chart represents data values using colors and is especially useful in plotting large, complex data. Customize the discrete gradient color scale and gradient color axis.

Interact with the chart using mouse or tap gestures. Use pinch gesture, mouse wheel or double click to zoom in/out.

Add interactive line markers or cross-hairs to show information about a specific point on your chart. Line markers can snap to data points or move when the user drags the line.

Select a single data point or an entire data series in your chart. Enable touch for your chart interactions. Hit-testing helps find the closest data point. FlexChart also supports drill-down.

FlexChart allows you to add axis scrollbars to the X and Y axes, allowing the user to simultaneously scroll and scale the axis to better visualize the data.

Improve chart readability by displaying hierarchical groups in axis labels. Avoid overlapping by wrapping labels to a second row or rotating the angle.

FlexChart axes are flexible and support many features. Create a quadrant chart by moving the axis origin. Compare multiple series using multiple Y axes. Reverse any axis to change the visualization. 

Display precise chart values in labels attached to each data point. FlexChart can automatically display the formatted value or percentage within labels and tooltips. Prevent data labels from overlapping so all data is visible. 

Annotations improve clarity of the chart using arbitrary text, images and shapes that can be attached to data points or plot coordinates. You can even allow end-users to edit annotations in FlexChart.

Easily combine any Cartesian chart types into a single plot using FlexChart's flexible model. Each series can be set to a different chart type, allowing endless composite chart combinations.

Define multiple plot areas to display plots stacked horizontally and vertically. Stacking plot areas helps visualize multiple series in a single chart.

Add trend lines to show trends in data and make predictions. FlexChart supports several built-in regression and non-regression trendlines such as linear, average and polynomial.

With the range selector, you can enable scrolling between two charts where one is a preview of all data and one is filtered (or zoomed) to the selected range for closer analysis.