This property is used to select the chart type.
Type: RenderAs
Namespace: Visifire.Charts
Assembly:
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Silverlight: |
SLVisifire.Charts (in SLVisifire.Charts.dll) |
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WPF: |
WPFVisifire.Charts (in WPFVisifire.Charts.dll) |
This attribute applies to:
Syntax:
<vc:Chart ... >
<vc:Chart.Series>
<vc:DataSeries RenderAs="Bubble">
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.
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</vc:DataSeries>
</vc:Chart.Series>
</vc:Chart>
Below is the chart after setting RenderAs property.

This attribute takes the following values:
|
Chart Type |
RenderAs |
Description |
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Column |
These charts are used to show frequencies and also for comparing values of different categories. | |
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Line |
These charts are useful to observe the related set of values by connecting them in order. | |
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StepLine |
These charts are similar to a line chart, but it does not use the shortest distance to connect two data points. Instead, the step line chart uses vertical, and horizontal lines to connect the data points in a series forming a step-like progression. | |
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Spline |
These are line charts that plots a fitted curve through each data point in a series. | |
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Radar |
These charts are graphical method of displaying multivariate data in the form of a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. | |
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Polar |
These are circular graphs on which DataPoints are displayed using the angle, and the distance from the center point. | |
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Pie |
These charts are useful when you want to compare one value with respect to the entire set of values. | |
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Bar |
These charts are used to show frequencies and for comparing values of different categories. Bar orientation is useful when AxisLabels are longer. | |
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Area |
These charts are best for viewing cumulated total. | |
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Doughnut |
These charts are useful when you want to compare one value with respect to the entire set of values. | |
|
StackedColumn |
These charts are useful to display proportional relationships over time. | |
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StackedColumn100 |
These charts are similar to stacked column charts. The difference is that these charts have data represented in percentage. | |
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StackedBar |
These charts are useful to display proportional relationships over time. But the emphasis here will be more on values than time. | |
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StackedBar100 |
These charts are similar to stacked bar charts. The difference is that these charts have data represented in percentage. | |
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StackedArea |
Cumulative variant of area charts to show proportional relationships. | |
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StackedArea100 |
These charts are similar to stacked area charts. The difference is that these charts have data represented in percentage. | |
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Bubble |
These charts are useful when each point has two quantities to be represented. | |
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Point |
These charts are used to show the relation of two or more quantitative variables. | |
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StreamLineFunnel |
In these charts, the data is stream-lined, i.e., each funnel slice in the funnel represents a process flow that has filtered out data. | |
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SectionFunnel |
These charts are used to display data that equals 100% when totalled. | |
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CandleStick |
Candlestick charts are used to display stock information using High, Low, Open and Close values. | |
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Stock |
A stock chart is typically used to illustrate significant stock price points including a stock's open, close, high, and low price points. |