Radar Charts
A radar chart draws the y value in each data set along a radar line (the x value is ignored). If the data set has n points, then the chart plane is divided into n equal angle segments, and a radar line is drawn (representing each point) at n/360 degree increments. By default, the radar line representing the first point is drawn vertically (at 90 degrees). The series can be drawn independently, or stacked.
Using ChartStyles, you can customize the line and symbol properties of each series.
Use the ChartGroupobject’s IsStacked property to create a stacking Radar chart. Stacking charts represent the data by stacking the values for each series on top of the values from the previous series.
For more information on stacking charts, see Creating Stacking Charts.
To Change the Chart Type
Use the ChartType property to set the chart type for one ChartGroup. ChartType is located on the General Tab (ChartGroups) on the Property Pages.
Filled Radar Charts
A filled radar chart draws the y value in each data set along a radar line (the x value is ignored). If the data set has n points, the chart plane is divided into n equal angle segments, and a radar line is drawn (representing each point) at n/360 degree increments. Each series is drawn "on top" of the preceding series. The series can be drawn independently, or stacked. Filled radar charts are the same as Radar charts, except that the area between the origin and the points is filled.
Using ChartStyles, you can customize the fill and line properties of each series.
Use the ChartGroupobject’s IsStacked property to create a stacking Radar chart. Stacking charts represent the data by stacking the values for each series on top of the values from the previous series.
For more information on stacking charts, see Creating Stacking Charts.
To Change the Chart Type
Use the ChartType property to set the chart type for one ChartGroup. ChartType is located on the General Tab (ChartGroups) on the Property Pages.