Chart Types

• Line charts, with various line and marker options.
• Scatter charts that support multiple marker kinds.
• Area charts, with stacked and 100% stacked variants.
• Bar charts, with stacked and 100% stacked variants.
• Win/loss charts.
• Box plots that visualize statistical measures, like median, mean, and quartiles.
• Bullet graphs that render a measure within the context of other measures.
• Candlestick charts that show price movements over time.
• Heat maps, with marker color and/or size changing features.
• Segment charts showing a number in relation to a total.
• Trend indicators that show the relative state of one numeric value to another.

Data Sources

• Combine multiple series into a single chart.
• Bind a series to any IEnumerable.
• Simple numeric value collections and complex data object collections are supported.
• Multiple data aggregation features improve rendering.

Appearance Features

• Designed to render crisply at small sizes and even be used in-line with text.
• Numerous highlight effect options to call attention to key data points.
• Set chart baseline value and optionally make it visible.
• Apply alternate styles for negative values.
• Customizable min/max values for each axis to create fixed scales.
• Vertical and horizontal ranges that can highlight data ranges.
• Customizable hot-tracking tooltips.
• Over 10 built-in palettes and an enormous number of style customization options.