Asp.net c# code for Dynamic Custom Data Point on Multi-line Chart
Asp.net c# code for Dynamic Custom Data Point on Multi-line Chart
I created a multi-line chart using visual studio 2010 with c# coding for a web application for a report .
The chart is depicted in the attached image file.
There is a need for me to insert a custom data point where a vertical line from a particular point x axis intersects a horizontal line from a particular point on y axis meet. For example, in the attached image chart, I wish to have a data point depicted by a colored filled circle or square a point where vertical line from 34 on x axis intersects with horizontal line from 700 on y axis. This should be done by coding as points on x and y axes change in different situations for which report will be generated. Even the filled color of circle or square should change dynamically as per the data driving the chart
I created a multi-line chart using visual studio 2010 with c# coding for a web application for a report .
The chart is depicted in the attached image file.
There is a need for me to insert a custom data point where a vertical line from a particular point x axis intersects a horizontal line from a particular point on y axis meet. For example, in the attached image chart, I wish to have a data point depicted by a colored filled circle or square a point where vertical line from 34 on x axis intersects with horizontal line from 700 on y axis. This should be done by coding as points on x and y axes change in different situations for which report will be generated. Even the filled color of circle or square should change dynamically as per the data driving the chart
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At the end of the day, you just need to add another series to the chart. That series should provide the data and visual configuration for those points.
Note: You haven't shared any of the code or data that you're using to create this chart. We also don't know what widget/plug-in/extension you're using for this. If you want something more than conceptual advice you're going to need to share that first.