Hi all,
I've been googling and experimenting with graph tools for a few hours now, but I can't find one that does what I want and doesn't look like crap.
I need a simple (indeed, very simple) graph on my Windows Form to visually display a log. The log contains the status for a "task" over a period of time, so I'd like the graph to have time on the X-axis and the values "up" or "down" on the Y-axis. That's it. Told you it was simple :D (I will have a collection of datetime objects and up/down values (1 or 0 if needed).
Can anyone recommend me a control / user control / something that will allow me to do this? Thanks.
3 answers
If you're using .NET 3.5 or 4.0, there's the new MS Chart control which is free (though based on the Dundas API) and seems to do 'everything'.
Only problem, there's a lot of stuff to download - see this article for an introduction and some links.
This article deals with drawing a line graph though it's for the ASP.Net version of the control.
answered one year ago by:
17279
hey, maybe you can take a look at dundas charts, i use them and they are actually easy and good in my opinion.
answered one year ago by:
1556
The Microsoft Chart control was indeed what I needed :)
I'd like my line chart to utilize the entire X-axis in stead of "skipping" a data point. How would I do that? (See attached image in this thread)
answered one year ago by:
2499
17279
Already answered in that thread :)
2499
Yes, that happened rather quickly :)