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Infragistics Chart - Apply Custom Style to the Legend
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Hello,

How do I change the style of the Legend. By default the legend is displayed as BOX filled with the color represented in the chart.My requirement is to have a legend with a horizonal bar like "---------Item1     ---------Item2" where the dotted lines are the colors represented in the chart for Item1 and Item2.

 Thanks in advance.

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     Hi mmahadevan,

    As far as I know there is no standard way to change that appearance but I can offer you a workaround to achieve a legend like that on attached image.

    You can hook ChartDrawItem event and to search for Legend's boxes and texts and to change their position and appearance. Here's a snippet used to achive the lened on the image.

             private void ultraChart1_ChartDrawItem(object sender, Infragistics.UltraChart.Shared.Events.ChartDrawItemEventArgs e)
            {
                int newBoxHeight = 3;
                int newBoxWidth = 30;
                // try if it is a Box primitive which belongs to legend and it is not the external legend's box           
                Box box = e.Primitive as Box;
                if (box != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(box.Path) && box.Path.EndsWith("Legend") != false && box.Column != -1)
                {
                    box.rect.Height = newBoxHeight;
                    box.rect.Width = newBoxWidth;
                }

                Text text = e.Primitive as Text;
                // try if it is a Text primitive which belongs to legend and it is not the external legend's text
                if (text != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(text.Path) && text.Path.EndsWith("Legend") != false && text.Column != -1)
                {
                    text.bounds.X += newBoxWidth; // increase according to newBoxHeight in order to center the text                
                    text.bounds.Y = text.bounds.Y - 3; // decrease according to new box space
                }
            }

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