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Interactive .NET Charting tools? [closed]

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We are looking to implement some complex charting graphs for a new application we are building. Some of the charts are scatter graphs that sometimes have a high clustering of data in specfic areas. Is there a charting tool that is similar to Google Maps that gives you a high level view, and then if there is too much clustering, a user can zoom in on a specific area to get a more detailed look and the points start spreading out? Free or otherwise isn't an issue.

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Josh Avatar asked Jul 30 '09 18:07

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Try Microsoft Chart Controls for .Net 3.5 they also include nice demo application where you can browse the chart samples and see how it works with code samples.

These Chart Controls are by default included in .Net 4.0 so no separate installation is needed.

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Perica Zivkovic Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 17:10

Perica Zivkovic


Take a look at Microsoft Chart Controls ; They have interactivity and AJAX that you can use to zoom in and out.

http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/mschart

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Srikar Doddi Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 18:10

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