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Chart Wizard

Important

This documentation topic describes legacy functionality. We no longer develop new features for the Chart Wizard and suggest that you use the Chart Designer instead. Read the WinForms Charting - New Designer blog post for more information.

The documents in this section explain the most convenient way of creating charts - using the Chart Wizard.

XtraCharts introduces the Chart Wizard - a powerful tool for quickly building charts of any complexity from scratch, and customizing existing charts without using the Visual Studio Properties window. In fact, any chart’s element and its every option can be accessed via the Wizard. The Wizard is designed, to be quick to invoke, easy to use, and fully customizable, to better meet your requirements, and the requirements of your end-users.

This section includes the following documents.