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    Neophyte30
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    Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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      Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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      There's some free code here on CP... http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphics/zedgraph.aspx[^]

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        There's some free code here on CP... http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphics/zedgraph.aspx[^]

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        Neophyte30
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        This looks really useful Mr Simmons - thanks for your help! Regards, Alan

        modified on Friday, July 25, 2008 11:37 AM

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          Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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          Matthew Faithfull
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          These[^] people have more charting type components than you can easily shake a stick at and seem to have bought up all the companies I've ever got commercial charting components from over the years. If they don't have anything capable you might be better off rolling your own, it's certainly a lot more fun. :)

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            Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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            Bassam Abdul Baki
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            CP's sample. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/xgraph.aspx[^] http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/High-speedCharting.aspx[^]


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              Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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              Graham Bradshaw
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              How about http://www.advsofteng.com/gallery.html[^]

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                Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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                Haven't tested the charts suite but devexpress so far has impressed me excellent support system (usually an answer within a day (even when you are not a customer (yet))) and overall easy in use and price isn't that much neither (but that's relative so...) http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Controls/Charting/[^]

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                  Haven't tested the charts suite but devexpress so far has impressed me excellent support system (usually an answer within a day (even when you are not a customer (yet))) and overall easy in use and price isn't that much neither (but that's relative so...) http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Controls/Charting/[^]

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                  Neophyte30
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                  Good Lord! Thanks to all - I will begin my evaluations! :-D

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                    Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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                    MS Research has a Data Visualization Components project, it's free for non-commercial use. (sorry no link, too lazy typing with one hand and the beer getting warm in the other)

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                      Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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                      These guys...[^]

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                        Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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                        I found ProEssentials[^], while a bit weird, the one most geared towards scientific data (as compared to 3D animated pie charts) Their new pricing policy is weird, though.

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                          These guys...[^]

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                          Shog9 wrote:

                          These guys...[^]

                          I've used Dundas with great success

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                            Before I give up and slap together a heath robinson style hand-rolled GDI solution, can anyone recommend a good c# charting component for Winforms? I've been playing with ExpertChart, but it's not quite up to the job (or if it is, I can't seem to bend it to my will). I want to plot multiple series of data, temp and/or humidity against DateTime (continuous). I don't mind paying for it [within reason]! Thanks! :)

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                            Jason Lepack LeppyR64
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                            I use ZedGraph.

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