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| This video shows you how to bind a web chart control from the XtraCharts to a pivot grid. Also used are the Ajax UpdatePanel and UpdateProgress control to enable dynamic updates.
Sample Source and Project: http://tv.devexpress.com/Content/ASPxPivotGrid/PivotChartDemo/PivotGridChartDemo.zip |
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| Juilan is back and this time he talks about series and series templates in XtraCharts. For a change he creates a chart for ASP.NET. |
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| Julian is back and ready to take on Wall Street with his stock charts. Learn how to create stock charts with XtraCharts for WinForms. |
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| Julian sits down to discuss the basic operations for XtraCharts available for both WinForms and ASP.NET |
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| In this video Julian demonstrates how to use a Gantt chart for displaying events in a timeline |
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| In this video, Julian demonstrates the basic operations for creating a circular radar chart. These radar charts are best used when displaying information with many different axes. |
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| While the XtraCharts component gives you numerous design-time features to customize a chart, there may be undoubtedly cases where you may need to allow the user to change the chart view at runtime. You can simply invoke the same Chart Wizard that you use at design time, or to make things simpler, you can add your own buttons to limit the types of charts that the end-user can select from. In this video, we’ll start with a 2D bar chart and add two buttons to the form to change the chart view to 3D Bars and 3D Line. |
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| In this video, you'll learn how to identify the chart element that is clicked and display the series points data in a tooltip. |
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| You can display and hide the series point labels at design-time simply by using the Chart Wizard and setting the corresponding property. But let’s say you want to conditionally hide some series labels at runtime. In this video, you’ll learn how to handle the XtraChart’s CustomDrawSeriesPoint event to hide series labels conditionally. |
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| The XtraCharts provides you with the flexibility of changing the color of the chart series at runtime with only a few lines of code. In this video, you will learn how to handle the CustomDrawSeries event of the XtraCharts control to implement custom painting for the chart's series. |
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| The XtraCharts provides you with the flexibility of changing the color of the chart series at runtime with only a few lines of code. In this video, you will learn how to handle the CustomDrawSeriesPoints event of the XtraCharts control to implement custom painting for the chart's series. |
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| In this video, you’ll learn how to identify the chart element located under the mouse cursor and also display the series point’s data in a tooltip. |
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| In this video, you’ll learn how to identify the chart element that is clicked and display the series point’s data in a tooltip. |
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| The XtraCharts Control for WinForms provides you with built-in methods to easily export the chart’s content to a PDF, HTML or MHT, Excel Spreadsheet and a standard image. In this video, you will learn how to create a new series using code and how to export the whole chart to a PDF file. |
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| While the built-in XtraCharts Wizard provides the user with numerous customization options at runtime, there may of course be cases where you do not want the end-user to modify critical settings such as the data source. In this video, you will learn how to display the XtraCharts Wizard while hiding some of the data-related tabs. |
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| The XtraCharts control for WinForms enables you to offer your end-users the same powerful design-time customization options that you have come to enjoy and expect from our products. In this video, you will learn how to invoke the Chart Wizard to customize and create a new data bound chart at runtime. |
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| Our charting component provides built-in functionality to utilize the DevExpress XtraPrinting Library to generate previews and print charts exactly the same way as you see them on the screen. You don’t even need to know how to handle and configure printing! XtraCharts takes care of everything for you via a single method. In this video, you will learn how to display a print preview of a sample chart as well as how to provide the functionality to print the chart. |
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| Normally you create charts at design-time, dropping a ChartControl onto the form and perhaps using the Chart Wizard. This video shows how to write the code that creates a chart for ASP.NET at run-time instead. |
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| Normally you create charts at design-time, dropping a ChartControl onto the form and perhaps using the Chart Wizard. This video shows how to write the code that creates a WinForms chart at run-time instead.
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| The first lesson demonstrates how to create a simple chart. You will get acquainted with its visual elements, and add a series of points to it. This tutorial is very helpful as a general visual introduction to our charting component. |
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| This lesson shows you how to bind a ChartControl to data. We will use an MS Access sample database as the datasource. The data display customization will be done through series templates. |
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| The purpose of this lesson is to show you how to bind a ChartControl to data, so that each data series is bound individually to a particular datasource. |
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| In this lesson we will create a simple Web application that uses a WebChartControl. The chart will be bound to a MS Access sample database, with chart data filters used to select series data. |
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| This lesson is intended to explain the purpose of secondary axes in XtraCharts. It shows you how to create secondary axes, and also several tips on how to improve a chart's visual appearance. |
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| This video introduces the various visual elements of a chart, whether the chart is for WinForms or the web. |
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| Julian sits down to show us three new features for v2008 vol.2. They are label layout, trendlines and financial charts, and multiple panes. |
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