.netCHARTING v10.5 Documentation

dotnetCHARTING Namespace : Series Class
Series Class Methods

For a list of all members of this type, see Series members.

Public Methods
 NameDescription
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Overloaded. Adds two Series objects together.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Adds the elements of the specified series to this series.  
Public MethodAdds a stored procedure when to use in conjunction with StoredProcedure.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Performs a Calculation on the current instance of this series.  
Public Method  
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Overloaded. Divides the element values of the series on the left by the element values of the series on the right.  
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Constructs a series containing surface data created from the specified value arrays.  
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Overloaded. Creates a named series of element with the specified y values.  
Public MethodReturns a collection of active elements.  
Public MethodGets a DataSource object representing this Series.  
Public MethodOverloaded.   
Public MethodCalculates the interpolated X value of this series given the Y value.  
Public MethodCalculates the interpolated Y value of this series given the X value.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Generates a SmartPalette object that contains the names of the elements in this Series matched with the specified Palette enumeration. Each element gets a different color from the specified palette.  
Public MethodGroups the time based elements by the specified time interval and returns a series with surface data. This method also populates a list of dates when can be mapped to the x axis of the chart.  
Public MethodGets a string containing a comma delimited list of the specified values for each element.  
Public MethodGets a string containing a comma delimited list of Y values.  
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Overloaded. Multiplies two Series objects together.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Applies property settings of the specified default element to elements in this series that are outside a specified CalendarPattern and corresponding DateTime element property.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Sorts the Elements based on an element value property and sort order.  
Public MethodSplits the elements into individual series per the specified TimeIntervalAdvanced.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Splits a series to multiple series based on element subvalue's name.  
Public Method

Splits the elements based on the first split, then the resulting series are grouped based on the second split. A simple analogy is a stretch of measuring tape representing a timeline. The tape is cut into sections based on (first split), then the pieces are stacked on top of each other and cut again based on the second split. The resulting stacks are evaluated down to an element based on the specified calculation.

As a real world example, consider you have a series with web site traffic represented by an element for each time the website was visited including a date and time. This method can parse the data in a way that allows determining the traffic for each day of the week throughout the entire span of time. This means all the traffic going through the website on any monday would be calculated down to a single element, same for tuesday and so on.

This illustration shows how the data is arranged.

 
Public MethodOverloaded. 

Splits the elements based on the first split, then the resulting series are grouped based on the second split. A simple analogy is a stretch of measuring tape representing a timeline. The tape is cut into sections based on (first split), then the pieces are stacked on top of each other and cut again based on the second split. The resulting stacks are evaluated down to an element based on the specified calculation.

As a real world example, consider you have a series with web site traffic represented by an element for each time the website was visited including a date and time. This method can parse the data in a way that allows determining the traffic for each day of the week throughout the entire span of time. This means all the traffic going through the website on any monday would be calculated down to a single element, same for tuesday and so on.

This illustration shows how the data is arranged.

 
Public Methodstatic (Shared in Visual Basic)Overloaded. Subtracts the element values of series on the right from the series on the left.  
Public MethodOverloaded. Trims this series of elements leaving only the specified number of levels from the root element.  
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