The 3D Chart control enables you to build powerful 3D charts, including surface, contour, and bar charts. The chart is made up of a logical hierarchy of objects, and each object has its own properties and methods that determine how the chart looks and functions.
Things to know before working with charts including: Chart Terminology; Using the Property Pages; Chart Types; Data Layouts; Loading/Saving Charts.
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A guided tour of the ComponentOne Chart 3D Property Pages. Including property access through the property pages or programmatically.
Programming basics information, including: Object Hierarchy; Distributing ComponentOne Chart Applications; Compatibility Issues.
Creating a chart and controlling how data and axes appear, including: Axis Annotation; Creating Histograms, Axis formatting; 3D View; Grids; Creating 4D Charts.
Loading and working with data, including, Loading Data From a File; Loading Data Directly From Your Program; Fast Update Methods; Double Buffering.
Adding visual enhancements to the chart including: Mesh/Surface Customizing; Header/Footer; Legend; Borders; Colors; Fonts; ChartLabels; ContourStyles.
Program your chart to interact with users, including: Working with Action Maps; Returning Coordinate Values; Customizing the Property Pages.
Alphabetical reference of 3D Chart objects, their properties, and methods.
Reference information on 3D Chart events.
Reference information on the constants used by the 3D Chart.
Typographical Conventions