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Arthur Butler
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Adding new items to observable collection is not reflected in the XamDataChart
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Hi.  I have a chart where I need to add new data points and sometimes modify existing ones.  When I replace an existing item in the collection, the change is reflected on the screen.  However, the following is not working for me:

- adding a new data point to the observable collection does not update the chart

- replacing an existing Brush in the BrushCollection does not update the chart

- add a new Brush in the BrushCollection does not update the chart

I have attached a simple example which demonstrates these issues.  Am I doing something wrong?  Is there a work around for this.

Thanks,

Arthur

XamDataChartGroupByObservableCollection.zip
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    Hello Arthur,

     

    Thank you for your post. I have been researching this functionality and it turns out that this is the design behavior of the GroupBy in this scenario. In order to be able to update the chart when adding a new point, you can set the AutoGenerateSeries to false before adding a new point and setting it back to true, after adding the point in the source of the GroupBy. I have modified the sample that you have originally attached to show how you can implement this approach.

     

    Also you can submit a new Product Idea for having this functionality built-in. You can suggest new Product Ideas for future versions (or vote for existing ones) at http://ideas.infragistics.com.

     

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    Sincerely,

    Krasimir, MCPD

    Developer Support Supervisor - XAML

    Infragistics

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