100% Stacked Column in ASP.NET MVC Charts Component

4 Oct 202311 minutes to read

100% Stacked column

To render a 100% stacked column series, use series Type as StackingColumn100.

@Html.EJS().Chart("container").Series(series =>
   {
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("yValue").
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Name("Gold").
      Add();

      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).   
      XName("x").
      YName("yValue1").
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Name("Silver").
      Add();
   })
   .PrimaryXAxis(px => 
      px.Interval(1)
         .ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.Category)
         .IsIndexed(true)
   )
   .Title("Olympic Medal Counts - RIO").Render()
public ActionResult Index()
        {
            List<ChartData> chartData = new List<ChartData>
            {
                new ChartData { x= "USA", yValue= 46, yValue1=56 },
                new ChartData { x= "GBR", yValue= 27, yValue1=17 },
                new ChartData { x= "CHN", yValue= 26, yValue1=36 },
                new ChartData { x= "UK", yValue= 56,  yValue1=16 },
                new ChartData { x= "AUS", yValue= 12, yValue1=46 },
                new ChartData { x= "IND", yValue= 26, yValue1=16 },
                new ChartData { x= "DEN", yValue= 26, yValue1=12 },
                new ChartData { x= "MEX", yValue= 34, yValue1=32},
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = chartData;
            return View();
        }
        public class ChartData
        {
            public string x;
            public double yValue;
            public double yValue1;
        }

100% Cylindrical stacked column chart

To render a 100% cylindrical stacked column chart, set the ColumnFacet property to Cylinder in the chart series.

@(Html.EJS().Chart("container").Series(series =>
   {
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("y").
      Name("UK").
      ColumnFacet(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ShapeType.Cylinder).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("y1").
      Name("Germany").
      ColumnFacet(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ShapeType.Cylinder).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("y2").
      Name("France").
      ColumnFacet(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ShapeType.Cylinder).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("y3").
      Name("Italy").
      ColumnFacet(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ShapeType.Cylinder).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();
   })
   .PrimaryXAxis(px => 
      px.Interval(1)
         .ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.DateTime)
         .Title("Years")
         .LabelFormat("y")
   )
   .PrimaryYAxis(py => 
      py.Title("GDP (%) Per Annum")
         .LabelFormat("{value}%")
         .RangePadding(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartRangePadding.None)
       )
   .Title("Gross Domestic Product Growth")
   .Render())
public ActionResult Index()
{
    List<CylindricalChartData> chartData = new List<CylindricalChartData>
    {
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2006, 01, 01), y= 900, y1= 190, y2= 250, y3= 150 },
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2007, 01, 01), y= 544, y1= 226, y2= 145, y3= 120 }, 
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2008, 01, 01), y= 880, y1= 194, y2= 190, y3= 115 },
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2009, 01, 01), y= 675, y1= 250, y2= 220, y3= 125 }, 
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2010, 01, 01), y= 765, y1= 222, y2= 225, y3= 132 },
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2011, 01, 01), y= 679, y1= 181, y2= 135, y3= 137 },
        new CylindricalChartData { x= new DateTime(2012, 01, 01), y= 770, y1= 128, y2= 152, y3= 110 }
    };
    ViewBag.dataSource = chartData;
    return View();
}
public class CylindricalChartData
{
    public DateTime x;
    public double y;
    public double y1;
    public double y2;
    public double y3;
}

Series customization

The following properties can be used to customize the 100% Stacked Column series.

@Html.EJS().Chart("container").Series(series =>
   {
      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).  
      XName("x").
      YName("yValue").
      DashArray("5,5").
      Fill("red").
      Opacity(0.7).
      StackingGroup("Asia").
      Border(br => br.Width(2).Color("black")).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();

      series.Type(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ChartSeriesType.StackingColumn100).   
      XName("x").
      YName("yValue1").
      DashArray("5,5").
      Fill("blue").
      Opacity(0.7).
      StackingGroup("Asia").
      Border(br => br.Width(2).Color("black")).
      DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource).
      Add();
   })
   .PrimaryXAxis(px => px.ValueType(Syncfusion.EJ2.Charts.ValueType.Category))
   .Render()
public ActionResult Index()
        {
            List<ChartData> chartData = new List<ChartData>
            {
                new ChartData { x= "USA", yValue= 46, yValue1=56 },
                new ChartData { x= "GBR", yValue= 27, yValue1=17 },
                new ChartData { x= "CHN", yValue= 26, yValue1=36 },
                new ChartData { x= "UK", yValue= 56,  yValue1=16 },
                new ChartData { x= "AUS", yValue= 12, yValue1=46 },
                new ChartData { x= "IND", yValue= 26, yValue1=16 },
                new ChartData { x= "DEN", yValue= 26, yValue1=12 },
                new ChartData { x= "MEX", yValue= 34, yValue1=32},
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = chartData;
            return View();
        }
        public class ChartData
        {
            public string x;
            public double yValue;
            public double yValue1;
        }

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