Spread for WPF Overview
Key Features
Getting Started
Quick Start
Designer
Features
- Workbook
- Worksheet
- Column
- Row
- Headers
- Cells
- Cell Types
- Data Binding
- Data Validation
- Conditional Formatting
- Drag and Drop
- Copy and Paste
- Group
- Zoom
- Undo/Redo
- Search Data
- Scroll
- Sort
- Filter
- Table
- Charts
  - Chart Elements
  - Chart Types
  - Chart Styles
- Formulas and Functions
- File Operations
- Print
Assembly Reference

Charts

A chart represents data in a graphical way. Therefore, it is widely used in data analytics, particularly when users want a visual representation of large information stored in spreadsheets.

Charts are ideal for visualizing data in any domain. They are very effective in presenting huge data in a condensed and easy-to-understand format, thus making it easy to put your point across without actually going through the huge data sets.

Spread for WPF supports a wide range of chart types, ranging from simple line and bar charts to complex treemap and sunburst charts. To create a chart, use the AddChart method of the IShapes interface. Using this method, you can add a chart at a particular position by providing position coordinates of the target range.

For more information on configuring chart elements and working with different chart types, refer to the following topics: