UltraChart.Axis.Y.Labels.ItemFormatString = "<DATA_VALUE:##.##>"
This topic discusses useful information that will help you to ensure that your data is rendered properly in the spline chart.
While the Chart control allows you to easily point the chart to your own custom data, it is important that you are supplying the appropriate amount and type of data that the chart requires. If the data does not meet the minimum requirements based on the type of chart that you are using, an error will be generated.
The following is a list of data requirements for spline charts:
The data set contains one or more numeric columns. A numeric column is any DataColumn containing only values which can be interpreted as numbers. Note that it is recommended that the data set contains two or more numeric columns so that each line can have two or more points.
If you are binding the spline chart to a series object, see Requirements for Series Binding for information on the series binding requirements.
If you are using the spline chart in a composite chart, see Axis Requirements for Composite Charts for information on the axis requirements for the chart.
The chart data is rendered using the following rules:
Each row is drawn as a single spline on the chart, with a number of points in the spline equal to the count of numeric columns in the data source. If there are multiple rows of data, each row constitutes a separate spline.
The first numeric column encountered in the data will be used for the value of the first point, the second column for the second point, and so on.
Every numeric column is displayed in the chart.
The x-axis (or horizontal axis) is a SetLabelAxis object, with the points evenly spaced apart for each item (point). The y-axis, or vertical axis, is the numeric axis. Labels on the y-axis can be formatted using the FormatString property and a "numeric format":
UltraChart.Axis.Y.Labels.ItemFormatString = "<DATA_VALUE:##.##>"
You can include or exclude any column from the chart using the UltraChart.Data.IncludeColumn method.
See below for an example data set, along with the rendered spline chart.
