2D Bar Charts

Given below is the list of 2D charts that falls under the Bar Chart category.

Bar Chart

In a Bar Chart, values are represented by the height of the bar shaped marker as measured by the y-axis. Category labels are displayed on the x-axis. Use a bar chart to compare values of items across categories.

Chart Information
ChartType	Bar2D
Number of Y values per data point	1
Number of series	1 or more
Marker support	Series or Data Point
Custom Properties	The Gap property gets or sets the space between the bars of each X axis value.

Below is an example of how to set the custom chart properties at run time for a bar chart.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Me.ChartControl1.Series(0).Properties("Gap") = 50.0F

C#	Copy Code
this.ChartControl1.Series[0].Properties["Gap"] = 50f;

Gantt Chart

The Gantt chart is a project management tool used to chart the progress of individual project tasks. The chart compares project task completion to the task schedule.

Caution: In a Gantt chart, the X and Y axes are reversed. AxisX is vertical and AxisY is horizontal.

Chart Information
ChartType	Bar2D
Number of Y values per data point	2
Number of Series	1 or more
Marker Support	Series or Data Point
Custom Properties	The Gap property gets or sets the space between the bars of each X axis value.

Below is an example of how to set the custom chart properties at run time for a Gantt chart.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Me.ChartControl1.Series(0).Properties("Gap") = 50.0F

C#	Copy Code
this.ChartControl1.Series[0].Properties["Gap"] = 50f;

Horizontal Bar Chart

In a Horizontal Bar Chart, both the axes are swapped and therefore the bars appears horizontally. Although, values are represented by the height of the bar shaped marker as measured by the y-axis and the Category labels are displayed on the x-axis. Use a horizontal bar chart to compare values of items across categories.

Chart Information
ChartType	Bar2D
Number of Y values per data point	1
Number of Series	1 or more
Marker Support	Series or Data Point
Custom Properties	The Gap property gets or sets the space between the bars of each X axis value.

Below is an example of how to set the custom chart properties at run time for a horizontal bar chart.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Me.ChartControl1.Series(0).Properties（"Gap") = 65.0F

C#	Copy Code
this.ChartControl1.Series[0].Properties["Gap"] = 65f；

Stacked Bar Chart

A stacked bar chart is a bar chart with two or more data series stacked one on top of the other. Use this chart to show how each value contributes to a total.

Chart Information
ChartType	Bar2D
Number of Y values per data point	1
Number of Series	1 or more
Marker Support	Series or Data Point
Custom Properties	The Gap property gets or sets the space between the bars of each X axis value.

Below is an example of how to set the custom chart properties at run time for a StackedBar chart.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Me.ChartControl1.Series(0).Properties("Gap") = 100.0F

C#	Copy Code
this.ChartControl1.Series[0].Properties["Gap"] = 100f;

Stacked Bar Chart 100%

A StackedBar100Pct chart is a bar chart with two or more data series stacked one on top of the other to sum up to 100%. Use this chart to show how each value contributes to a total with the relative size of each series representing its contribution to the total.

Chart Information
ChartType	Bar2D
Number of Y values per data point	1
Number of Series	1 or more
Marker Support	Series or Data Point
Custom Properties	The Gap property gets or sets the space between the bars of each X axis value

Below is an example of how to set the custom chart properties at run time for a StackedBar100Pct chart.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Me.ChartControl1.Series(0).Properties("Gap") = 100.0F

C#	Copy Code
this.ChartControl1.Series[0].Properties["Gap"] = 100f;