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I would like to create a stacked area chart which contains multiple series, however we would like all the positive values to be stacked positively (above the X axis) and all the negative values to be stacked negatively (below the X axis).

The stacked area series doesn't appear to be creating the desired effect. Its a little difficult to explain but if there are 4 series and series 1, 2 had a positive data point these would stack upward away from the x axis. If series 3 had a negative data point the series would be rendered from the cumulative peak of 1 and 2 down toward the x axis, finally the 4 series would be render from the cumulative of the 1, 2, and 3 series.

I'm using (legacy) Dundas charts, the version just before Microsoft bought the IP and created the Microsoft Charting Visualisation in .NET. A switch to us this instead could be on the cards so if the ideas involve this too that would be great.

Can anyone please suggest some ideas or ways to achieve this using either technologies.

Are we using the wrong type of chart perhaps?

Thanks,

Philip

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Dundas Data Visualization には、「ウォーターフォール チャート」と呼ばれるもののデモがあります: http://support.dundas.com/Dashboard3.Samples_Chart_WaterfallChart.ashx

私の知る限り、Microsoft が IP を購入した後に「アップグレード」する必要があります。おそらく、デモ スクリプトを見て、あなたが持っているもので回避策をハックできますか? マイクロソフトが買収するまで、私は Dundas 列車に乗っていなかったので、わかりません。

これが役立つことを願っています。

于 2012-11-15T22:02:29.937 に答える