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Unicode example 2
Chinese unicode example based
on the MS Song font.
Horizontal bar chart / horizontal bar graph example 1
Horizontal bar chartwith data values
displayed. Data value is set to AUTO
which positions the data value either
inside or outside the bar depending on
available space. Bar width is set to 70
making the bars slightly wider than the
default (60). The y-axis text is aligned
LEFT, using the y_axis_text_align.
Unicode example 1
Multi-language fonts based on
unicode characters - Greek,
Spanish, German, Russian and
French.
Line chart / line graph example 1
Simple line chart. The y_min value
is set to 80 and the y_max value
is set to 160. The x values are not
all shown - only every 5th value is
shown by using the
x_axis_occurrence parameter and
shown on two lines, setting the
x_value_font_orientation to
HORIZONTAL2.
Doughnut example 1
Doughnut chart based on one
serie with four values displayed as
percentage. The pie border is set
to white.
Doughnut example 2
Doughnut chart based on four
series.
Pie chart / pie graph example 2
Pie graph with serie labels displayed outside the pie
graph with line connectors, using the
data_value_pct=SERIE and data_value=OUTSIDE2
parameter settings.
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Trend example 2
XY (scatter) chart with linear trend
using the s1_trend parameter. The
legend is displayed inside the
chart on the top left. The data
value is formatted using the
data_value_format pattern.
XY pairs example 1
XY (scatter) chart based on 3 XY
pairs. Rather than using the
x_value and the s[n]_value
parameters, the actual data is
defined using the xy[n]_value
parameters. In order Swiftchart
uses the xy[n]_value parameters,
the xy_pairs parameter is set to
Y.
Bubble chart example 1
Bubble 3D chart based on one serie.
Moving average
Line graph with 10 and 20 day
moving average using the trend
parameters. The number of days
(data items) the moving average
period is based on is defined as
part of the trend prameter (eg
MOVAVG10 is a 10 day period,
MOVAVG20 a 20 day period).
Stock chart with relative strength index
Relative Strength Index (RSI)example based on 14 days. The trend parameter is set to RSI14 which
draws the RSI trend based on 14 days, the RSI is based on the open stock value (trend1_base=1).
Stock chart with two standard deviations - a 10 day and a 20 day based calculation of the standard
deviation. In this example the x_min is set to 20 which will only start to display the x-values starting
at 20. If all data x-values would be displayed there would be no data for the first 10 days for the 10
day standard deviation and no data for the first 20 days for the 20 day standard deviation.
Stock chart with Aroon oscillator
Moving average
Stock graph with displaying stock, volume and 3 trends: Close location value (CLV), CLV x Volume
and Accumulation Distribution Line.
Bollinger Band example
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task Task name
start Start of task
end End of task
link Link details
pct Percentage done
Dial example 2
Dial graph anti-clockwise with 180
degree dial based on 2 series.
Trafficlight example 1
Trafficlight graph. This graph type
allows to display data within data
ranges. The data range can be set
as well as the color for each data
range. In addition there is a data
range label which can be used for
displaying the range description
within the legend.
Trafficlight example 2
Trafficlight graph based on 2
series. This graph type allows to
display data within data ranges.
The data range can be set as well
as the color for each data range.
In addition there is a data range
label which can be used for
displaying the range description
within the legend.
Histogram
Histogram based on two series.
The range parameters are used to
assign values into each band.
Logarithmic scale
Logarithmic scale y-axis, by
setting the y_sacle parameter to
LOG.