Xceed Workbooks for .NET v3.0 Documentation
Xceed.Workbooks.NET Assembly / Xceed.Workbooks.NET Namespace / LineSeries Class
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    LineSeries Class
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    Encapsulates Series of the Line type.
    Syntax
    'Declaration
     
    
    Public Class LineSeries 
       Inherits Series
    'Usage
     
    
    Dim instance As LineSeries
    public class LineSeries : Series 
    Remarks
    This is usually used in LineCharts or Line3DCharts.
    Example

    The code below would display the following Chart:

     

    var workbook = Workbook.Create( ChartSample.ChartSampleOutputDirectory + @"AddCharts.xlsx" );
    
    // Gets the first Worksheet. A Workbook always contains at least 1 Worksheet.
    var worksheet = workbook.Worksheets[ 0 ];
    
    // Adds Values for Category.
    worksheet.Cells[ "B4" ].Value = 2020;
    worksheet.Cells[ "B5" ].Value = 2021;
    worksheet.Cells[ "B6" ].Value = 2022;
    worksheet.Cells[ "B7" ].Value = 2023;
    worksheet.Cells[ "B8" ].Value = 2024;
    
    // Adds Values for Series.
    worksheet.Cells[ "C4" ].Value = 200;
    worksheet.Cells[ "C5" ].Value = 280;
    worksheet.Cells[ "C6" ].Value = 330;
    worksheet.Cells[ "C7" ].Value = 120;
    worksheet.Cells[ "C8" ].Value = 500;
    
    // Adds a LineChart with the generic Add method and set its SubType. The size of the Chart will be from Cell E4 to L18.
    var lineChart = worksheet.Charts.Add<LineChart>( "E4", "L18" );
    lineChart.SubType = LineChartSubType.LineWithMarkers;
    
    // Sets the Chart's Title.
    lineChart.Title.Text = "Profits";
    lineChart.Title.TextOptions.Font.Bold = true;
    
    // Sets the Legend.
    lineChart.Legend.Position = LegendPositionType.Right;
    
    // Sets the Category data(x values) for the LineChart : Cells B4 to B8.
    lineChart.CategoryData = CategoryData.FromCells( worksheet, "B4", "B8" );
    
    // Adds LineSeries to the LineChart (y values) by specifying fixed values and a range of Cells’ Adresses.
    var lineSeries1 = lineChart.SeriesCollection.AddFromValues<LineSeries>( 5, 10, 15, 20, 40 );
    lineSeries1.Name = "IBM";
    var lineSeries2 = lineChart.SeriesCollection.AddFromCells<LineSeries>( "C4", "C8" );
    lineSeries2.Name = "Apple";
    
    // Customizes the LineSeries’ Markers.
    lineSeries1.Marker.Symbol = MarkerSymbol.Triangle;
    lineSeries1.Marker.Size = 8;
    lineSeries2.Marker.Symbol = MarkerSymbol.Diamond;
    lineSeries2.Marker.Size = 8;
    
    // Smoothes the LineSeries.
    lineSeries1.IsSmoothed = true;
    lineSeries2.IsSmoothed = true;
    
    // Shows the LineSeries’ DataPoint labels value and position them.
    lineSeries1.DataPointLabels.ShowValue = true;
    lineSeries1.DataPointLabels.Position = PointDataPointLabelsPositionType.Above;
    lineSeries2.DataPointLabels.ShowValue = true;
    lineSeries2.DataPointLabels.Position = PointDataPointLabelsPositionType.Above;
    
    // Draws the LineSeries2 on the 2nd ValueAxis.
    lineSeries2.PlotOnSecondaryAxis = true;
    
    // Sets titles for the 2 ValueAxis.
    lineChart.ValueAxis.Title.IsVisible = true;
    lineChart.ValueAxis.Title.Text = "IBM Profits";
    lineChart.SecondaryValueAxis.Title.IsVisible = true;
    lineChart.SecondaryValueAxis.Title.Text = "Apple Profits";
    
    // Saves Workbook to disk.
    workbook.Save();
    Inheritance Hierarchy

    System.Object
       Xceed.Workbooks.NET.WorkbookElement
          Xceed.Workbooks.NET.WorksheetElement
             Xceed.Workbooks.NET.ChartValueRange
                Xceed.Workbooks.NET.Series
                   Xceed.Workbooks.NET.LineSeries

    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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