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    Class Chart

    Represents a chart element within the document.

    Inheritance
    System.Object
    ContentElement
    Chart
    Implements
    IronSoftware.Abstractions.Word.IWordDocumentObject
    IronSoftware.Abstractions.IDocumentObject
    System.ICloneable
    Inherited Members
    ContentElement.Replace(IWordDocumentObject)
    ContentElement.Remove()
    ContentElement.GetIndex<T>()
    ContentElement.Clone()
    ContentElement.CloneObject()
    ContentElement.Parent
    ContentElement.Status
    Namespace: IronWord.Models
    Assembly: IronWord.dll
    Syntax
    public class Chart : ContentElement

    When a Word document needs to present figures visually, Chart is the content element that draws them. It represents one chart, such as a bar, line, or pie chart, that a developer builds in code and adds to the document alongside paragraphs, tables, and images.

    A chart is created with new Chart() for a blank chart, or with new Chart(ChartType, string) to set the chart kind and an optional title in one step. From there it is added to the document the same way as any other content element, so it sits inside a section or container with the rest of the content. The chart's kind can also be changed afterward through the Type property, which takes a ChartType value.

    The values a chart plots come from its DataSource, a ChartDataSource assigned to the chart, while Style (a ChartStyle) controls themes and colors and AxisConfig (an AxisConfiguration) tunes the axes. Set Title for a heading above the plot, and toggle the boolean HasLegend to show or hide the legend that labels each series. Because data, styling, and axis configuration each live on their own property, a developer can prepare them independently and attach them as the chart is assembled, then adjust one without disturbing the others. A blank chart created with new Chart() can have its Type and these properties filled in step by step, which suits code that decides the chart kind at runtime, while the two-argument constructor is the shorter path when the kind and title are known up front.

    var chart = new Chart(ChartType.Bar, "Quarterly Revenue");
    chart.HasLegend = true;

    The document element tutorial shows how content elements assemble into a document, the add table how-to handles structured data nearby, and the add image how-to covers other visual content.

    Constructors

    Chart()

    Initializes a new instance of the Chart class.

    Declaration
    public Chart()

    Chart(ChartType, String)

    Initializes a new instance of the Chart class with the specified type and optional title.

    Declaration
    public Chart(ChartType chartType, string title = null)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    ChartType chartType

    The type of the chart (e.g., Bar, Line, Pie).

    System.String title

    The title of the chart (optional).

    Properties

    AxisConfig

    Gets or sets the chart's axis configuration.

    Declaration
    public AxisConfiguration AxisConfig { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    AxisConfiguration

    DataSource

    Gets or sets the data source for the chart.

    Declaration
    public ChartDataSource DataSource { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    ChartDataSource

    HasLegend

    Gets or sets a value indicating whether the chart has a legend.

    Declaration
    public bool HasLegend { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    System.Boolean

    Style

    Gets or sets the chart's visual style and themes.

    Declaration
    public ChartStyle Style { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    ChartStyle

    Title

    Gets or sets the title of the chart.

    Declaration
    public string Title { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    System.String

    Type

    Gets or sets the type of the chart (e.g., Bar, Line, Pie).

    Declaration
    public ChartType Type { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    ChartType

    Implements

    IronSoftware.Abstractions.Word.IWordDocumentObject
    IronSoftware.Abstractions.IDocumentObject
    System.ICloneable

    Inherited members

    Replace(IWordDocumentObject)
    Remove()
    GetIndex<T>()
    Clone()
    CloneObject()
    Parent
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