Hi Curtis,

                  Thanks for your reply. I already have done in the same way but by this method I have identify a problem which is to create datapoints explicitely, and if want bind my graph with my collection then on data change I have to explicitely notify my Gui to redraw graph on change in data in my collection. 

             Can you please suggest me more efficient way to achieve this functionality.

Thanks.

Thanks Curtis.

Cheers.

Hello,

I looked at the code you attached. Assigning the ToolTip to the DataPoint is the way to display a ToolTip for a data point and its marker - so what you have right now looks good.

In order to help improve the sample you sent, it would be more efficient working with developer support. This case needs more direct interaction with you to ask you questions and answer them right away. Doing this on the forums for this type of case would take too long. For example, I would need to ask you what parts of the code you sent did you want to improve exactly and what areas are proving problematic for you.

In order to expedite getting you the help you need, I've opened a Developer Support case for this issue. You should hear from a support engineer soon. The case he will be referring to will be:
CAS-46373-2NX1M7

Thank you!

Thanks Curtis for your help and assistance.

Muhammad,

The attached sample seems to display toolTips on the markers.

Did you have any ather question?

Sincerely,

Sam

Hi Sam,

               Thanks for reply, Well yes its displaying tooltip but I need to show some custom text in my marker label not the valueX or ValueY. Any other custom value... Can you please suggest a solution in this regard.

Thanks.

Hi Sam,

                Thanks for your reply and the solution you provided it was already working but for static datas. If you want to simulate your graphs on change in data and on notificationchanged then it ill never work. But I have found the solution please find the code below:

public static Series MakeSeriesForLabels<T>(T SeriesList, string Labelstring)

{

Series sr = new Series();

Binding DataMapingBinding = new Binding();

DataMapingBinding.Source = SeriesList;

Series.DataSourceProperty, DataMapingBinding);

sr.Label = Labelstring;

Brushes.Transparent;

sr.ChartType =

ChartType.ScatterLine;

sr.DataMapping =

"ValueX=CurvePointX ; ValueY=CurvePointY; ToolTip= Tenors";

Marker m = new Marker();

m.Fill =

Brushes.Green;

m.Type =

MarkerType.Star5;

m.Stroke =

Brushes.Black;

m.SetBinding(

Marker.FormatProperty, "Tenors");

//m.Format = "";// Here I want to display Tenors maped in ToolTip

return sr;

}

This function will definately work for anytype of collection to simulate change in data on runtime with markers depending upon your data and containting text outof any property from binded collection. If you could suggest anything better this then most welcome.

Thanks.

Muhammad,

If you are trying to display the tooltip text on the marker, then the tooltips have to be defined for each data point, and then create markers for the data points that need to be customized, then you can set the data point's marker property with the customized marker.

Here is an example:

Marker marker9;
 Random rand = new Random();
            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
            {
                DataPoint dp = new DataPoint();
                dp.ChartParameters.Add(ChartParameterType.ValueX, ValueX, rand.Next(1, 5));
                dp.ChartParameters.Add(ChartParameterType.ValueY, ValueY, rand.Next(1, 5));
                dp.ToolTip = "your text" + dp.Value.ToString();

                marker9 = new Marker();
                marker9.Format = dp.ToolTip.ToString();
                marker9.Type = MarkerType.Rectangle;
                dp.Marker = marker9;
                ser.DataPoints.Add(dp);
            }

Sam

Thanks Curtis for your reply.