Hi,
I'm trying to create a 3d column chart, to show the number of errors on a certain x-y vs number of errors on another x-y
Is there a possibility to achieve that using the 3d-surface chart? or another charting control?
I'm attaching a sample for what I'm looking for.
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Hi thanks.
question is, whether I can manipulate the surface chart in a way that I'll get something simlier?
for example, in I have an axis of 10X10X10, by providing the data set:
1,1,10
0,1,10
2,1,10
1,0,10
1,2,10
will the surface chart create a column? or this is not how the surface works?
The surface chart cannot be manipulated like this to appear as a 3d column series. It's only going to show one surface at a time and cannot display multiple items as shown in your screenshot.
and only one color? is that possible like I've desribed?
You can set the chart's ShowFloorProjection property to false to disable the projection of the series on the floor so you can show your own colors. Then you can define your own FloorMaterial
By default, the FloorMaterial is bound to the ActualSeriesMaterial property which is a composite of the SeriesMaterial (or SeriesColors when the SeriesMaterial is null), along with some default materials applied by the xamScatterSurface3D control.
https://ko.infragistics.com/help/wpf/surfacechart-floorhttps://ko.infragistics.com/help/wpf/surfacechart-configuring-series-colors