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tlewi2
#1 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 1:29:56 PM(UTC)
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Is there a way to have one series with many x,y data points and another series with just a few x,y data points displayed on the same chart?
Ivan
#2 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 1:38:24 PM(UTC)
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This shouldn't be a problem. Do you have any issues?
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Ivan Petrov
jqChart Inc.
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#3 Posted : Monday, December 02, 2013 1:46:43 PM(UTC)
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I'm not sure how to bind the data to the chart using two different data sources (one for each series).
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Currently, you can achieve such chart without data binding:

Code:
<jqChart:Chart ID="Chart1" Width="500px" Height="300px" runat="server">
        <Series>
            <jqChart:LineSeries Title="Series 1">
                <XValues>
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="1" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="2" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="3" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="4" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="5" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="6" />
                </XValues>
                <YValues>
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="70" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="40" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="85" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="50" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="25" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="40" />
                </YValues>
            </jqChart:LineSeries>
           <jqChart:LineSeries Title="Series 2">
                <XValues>
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="2" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="3" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="4" />
                </XValues>
                <YValues>
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="170" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="140" />
                    <jqChart:DoubleValue Value="185" />
                </YValues>
            </jqChart:LineSeries>
        </Series>
    </jqChart:Chart>


Or you can populate the XValue and YValues of the series in the code behind:

Code:
LineSeries lineSeries = this.Chart1.Series[0] as LineSeries;
           
lineSeries.XValues.Add(new DoubleValue() { Value = 5 });
lineSeries.YValues.Add(new DoubleValue() { Value = 10 });
...


Probably, we should add functionality, so jqChart can be bound to more than one data source.
Best,
Ivan Petrov
jqChart Inc.
tlewi2
#5 Posted : Tuesday, December 03, 2013 4:52:45 PM(UTC)
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Thanks, I used the code behind method sucessfully!
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