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Multiple Axes in Chart for WinForms C# Tutorial

Axes represent the collection of Categorical, Data Time, Linear, Logarithmic, Polar, Plot Mode, Radial, and more that are able to plot the data points in all chart area type. In chart design, each Chart area type uses a different set of axes to plot its data points. The Cartesian Area could use the axes including Categorical, Linear, Logarithmic, DateTimeCategorical and DateTimeContinuous to plot data points. Polar area plot data points based on Polar and Radar axes. And the Pie area does not support axes.
The Chart control can also use several axes in a chart at one time. The following are three possible situations that a chart uses several axes
  • Two or more series in one Chart, this option indicates two or more series share one axis in one chart.
  • Each series owns pair of axes, this option indicates each series owns pair of axes itself in one chart, and share the chart view rendered.
  • Mix of above situations, this option is the mix of the above two situations.
The mode of multiple axes can synchronize the axes color with the color of the series. However, one axis of type First and one of type Second at least must be assigned to each series. And the axes must be also assigned to the series before adding them to Chart.

One Axis for Series in Chart

This sample illustrates the C# code that creates a chart with two series sharing the categorical axis. This case of series type of chart may be used to plot data in different dimensions.

Each Series Own Axes in Chart

The below C# code shows how to create series type of chart with different axes. This case may be used in one series with different axes plotting data on one chart view.

Mix of Several Axes in Chart

The below C# code shows how to mix the previous two modes:
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