Chart Series in Chart Component

19 Apr 202317 minutes to read

Multiple Series

You can add multiple series to the chart by using Series property. The series are rendered in the order as it is added to the series array.

CSHTML
Multiple-series.cs
@Html.EJS().Chart("container").Series(series =>
   {
   series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Column).  
   XName("x").
   YName("yValue").
   DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
   Name("Gold").
   .Add();

   series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Column).   
   XName("x").
   YName("yValue").
   DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource1).
   Name("Silver").
   .Add();
   }).
   PrimaryXAxis(px => px.Interval(1).ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.Category)
   .IsIndexed(true)).
   Title("Olympic Medal Counts - RIO").Render()
public IActionResult Column()
        {
            List<ColumnChartData> chartData = new List<ColumnChartData>
            {
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "USA", gold=50, silver=70, bronze=45 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country="China", gold=40, silver= 60, bronze=55 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "Japan", gold=70, silver= 60, bronze=50 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "Australia", gold=60, silver= 56, bronze=40 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "France", gold=50, silver= 45, bronze=35 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "Germany", gold=40, silver=30, bronze=22 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "Italy", gold=40, silver=35, bronze=37 },
                new ColumnChartData{ country= "Sweden", gold=30, silver=25, bronze=27 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = chartData;
            return View();
        }
        public class ColumnChartData
        {
            public string country;
            public double gold;
            public double silver;
            public double bronze;
        }

Combination Series

Combination of different types like Line, column etc, can be rendered in a chart.

NOTE

Bar series cannot be combined with any other series as the axis orientation is different from other series.

CSHTML
Combination.cs
@Html.EJS().Chart("container").Series(series =>
   {
   series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Column).  
   XName("x").
   YName("yValue").
   DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
   Name("Gold").
   .Add();

   series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Line).   
   XName("x").
   YName("yValue").
   DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource1).
   Name("Silver").
   .Add();
   }).
   PrimaryXAxis(px => px.Interval(1).ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.Category)
   .IsIndexed(true)).
   Title("Olympic Medal Counts - RIO").Render()
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts;

namespace EJ2CoreSampleBrowser.Controllers.Chart
{
    public partial class ChartController : Controller
    {
        public IActionResult Column()
        {
           List<CombinationSeriesData> chartData = new List<CombinationSeriesData>
            {
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2007", y= 1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2008", y= 0.25 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2009", y= 0.1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2010", y= 1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2011", y= 0.1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2012", y= -0.25 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2013", y= 0.25 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2014", y= 0.6 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = chartData;
            List<CombinationSeriesData> chartData1 = new List<CombinationSeriesData>
            {
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2007", y= 0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2008", y= 0.35 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2009", y= 0.9 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2010", y= 0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2011", y= 0.25 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2012", y= -0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2013", y= 0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2014", y= 0.6 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource1 = chartData1;
            List<CombinationSeriesData> chartData2 = new List<CombinationSeriesData>
            {
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2007", y= 1.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2008", y= 0.35 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2009", y= -2.7 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2010", y= 0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2011", y= 0.25 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2012", y= -0.1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2013", y= -0.3 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2014", y= -0.6 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource2 = chartData2;
            List<CombinationSeriesData> chartData3 = new List<CombinationSeriesData>
            {
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2007", y= -1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2008", y= -.35 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2009", y= -0.3 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2010", y= -0.5 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2011", y= 1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2012", y= -0.4 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2013", y= 0.1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2014", y= -0.6 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource3 = chartData3;
            List<CombinationSeriesData> chartData4 = new List<CombinationSeriesData>
            {
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2007", y= 2 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2008", y= 0.1 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2009", y= -2.7 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2010", y= 1.8 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2011", y= 2 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2012", y= 0.4 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2013", y= 0.9 },
                    new CombinationSeriesData { x= "2014", y= 0.4 }
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource4 = chartData4;
            return View();
        }
        public class CombinationSeriesData
        {
            public string x;
            public double y;
        }
    }
}

Enable Complex Property in Series

By setting EnableComplexProperty value as true in series you can bind complex data to the chart.

CSHTML
Complex.cs
@Html.EJS().Chart("container").PrimaryXAxis(px => px.Title("data").
                       ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.Category)).Series(series =>
                       {
                           series.Type(
              Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Column
          ).Name("Product X").EnableComplexProperty(true).Add();
                           series.Type(
              Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.Column
          ).Name("Product Y").EnableComplexProperty(true).Add();
                       }
                       ).PrimaryYAxis(py => py.Title("Profit ($)")).Load("load").Title("Sales History of Product X").Render()

<script>
   
    var load = function (args) {
        var data = [
            { group: { x: 'Aaa', y: 10 }, y: 20 },
            { group: { x: 'Baa', y: 30 }, y: 10 }
        ];
        args.chart.series[0].dataSource = data;
        args.chart.series[1].dataSource = data;
        args.chart.series[0].xName = "group.x";
        args.chart.series[0].yName = "group.y";
        args.chart.series[1].xName = "group.x";
        args.chart.series[1].yName = "y";
    }
</script>
public ActionResult Index()
        {	    
            return View();
        }