After reviewing the multiple series examples, I was forced to change from a MVVM ViewModel which contained the data, to the less desirable data code behind. I am almost finished with the changeover, but I feel this is far from ideal.

I was also hoping I could place all of my Series into the SeriesCollection and have them automatically displayed, but I don't see how to bind the SeriesCollection with the XamDataSource or ItemsSource.

Additionally, the documentation link for SeriesCollection is broken, so I can't review any code samples about this.

Thank you for the working link. Unfortunately, there aren't any examples of how I can use the SeriesCollection to bind my data to a Chart.

Let me describe my data structure to you and see if you can help me graph the data within it. I have a collection of objects that have collections with the data to be visualized. The object is called CustomData as shown below.

public CodeBehind : INotifyPropertChanged

{

private ObservableCollection<CustomData> masterData = new ObservableCollection<CustomData>();

public CodeBehind()

{

     CustomData dat1 = new CustomData();

     dat1.Header = "Thermo1";

     dat1.Data.Add(11.053);

     dat1.Data.Add(12.41);

     dat1.Data.Add(14.38);

     dat1.Data.Add(15.89);

     CustomData dat2 = new CustomData();

     dat2.Header = "Thermo2";

     dat2.Data.Add(17.09);

     dat2.Data.Add(12.41);

     dat2.Data.Add(13.038);

     dat2.Data.Add(19.879);

     MasterData.Add(dat1);

     MasterData.Add(dat2);

}

public ObservableCollection<CustomData> MasterData

{

     get

     { return masterData;}

}

public class CustomData

{

     private string header;
     private List<double> data = new List<double>();

     public string Header

     {     get

           {return header;}

     } 

     public List<double> Data

     {     get

           {return data;}

     } 

}

}

Now my XAML, reduced for brevity:

<ig:XamDataChart Grid.Column="1" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" VerticalAlignment="Stretch"  Name="Chart" DataContext="{Binding MasterData}">
            
            <ig:XamDataChart.Axes>
 
                <ig:NumericXAxis Name="xAxis" Visibility="Visible" >
                    <ig:NumericXAxis.LabelSettings >
                        <ig:AxisLabelSettings Location="OutsideBottom"  Extent="20" />
                    </ig:NumericXAxis.LabelSettings>
                </ig:NumericXAxis>
 
                <ig:NumericYAxis Name="y1Axis" Visibility="Visible">
                    <ig:NumericYAxis.LabelSettings >
                        <ig:AxisLabelSettings Location="OutsideLeft"  Extent="20" />
                    </ig:NumericYAxis.LabelSettings>
                </ig:NumericYAxis>
                <ig:NumericYAxis Name="y2Axis" Visibility="Visible">
                    <ig:NumericYAxis.LabelSettings >
                        <ig:AxisLabelSettings Location="OutsideRight"  Extent="20" />
                    </ig:NumericYAxis.LabelSettings>
                </ig:NumericYAxis>
 
            </ig:XamDataChart.Axes>
            
            <ig:XamDataChart.Series>
                <ig:ScatterLineSeries Thickness="5" ItemsSource="{Binding}" XAxis="{Binding ElementName=xAxis}"  YAxis="{Binding ElementName=y1Axis}" XMemberPath="MasterCollection[0].Data" YMemberPath="MasterCollection[1].Data"/>                
            </ig:XamDataChart.Series>
        </ig:XamDataChart>

I was using a tool from another vendor which had no trouble working out the path for the IEnumerable element in the collection to graph the data. However, I really would like to standardize on just using Infragistic's tools as I am already using your XamDataGrid tool. Is it possible you can help?

Hello Ed,

I have been looking into your Data model and I can say that our DataChart is not designed to work with that kind if data. Both X and Y values should be Proeprties of one class. If you modifiy your data that way it will be easy to display it using our chart.

Hope this helps you.

Hello Ed,

The link you provided is a step by step guidance for WindowsForms UltraChart. I have used a similar approach with DataTabel bound to WPF’s XamDataChart to create a sample project for you with the same functionality.

Hope this helps you.

Hi Team,

Can we display dynamic multiple series in bar chart type.Do you have any sample to do that.

Regards,

Sridhar

Hello Ed,

Thank you for your feedback. I am glad that you resolved your issue and I believe that other community members may benefit from this as well.

Thanks again.

Thanks Stefan, I will use this information moving forward!

Regards,

Ed

Hello Ed,

Our developers said that this behavior is expected since the DataTable doesn't implement INotifyPropertyChanged interface and the XamDataChart cannot be notified when the DT changes, so I can suggest you use reset the DataContext like this in the timer_Tick event handler:

private void timer_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    int x, y;
    x = rand.Next(3, 23);
    y = rand.Next(3, 26);
    table.Rows.Add(new object[] { "Point", x, y });
    this.DataContext = null;
    this.DataContext = table.DefaultView;
} 

Hope this heslp you.

Thank you much for your help Stefan!

Regards,

Ed