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A regression line in a chart dashboard item that shows data using a mathematical formula that minimizes the distance between the line itself and associated data points.
Namespace : DevExpress.DashboardCommon
Assembly : DevExpress.Dashboard.v25.2.Core.dll
NuGet Package : DevExpress.Dashboard.Core
public sealed class ChartRegressionLine :
ChartIndicatorBase
Public NotInheritable Class ChartRegressionLine
Inherits ChartIndicatorBase
The ChartRegressionLine object is contained in the ChartIndicatorCollection collection. The ChartDashboardItem.Indicators property gets a collection that contains all trend indicators in a chart dashboard item.
The following example shows how to create a regression line at runtime:
Create a ChartRegressionLine object and specify its settings:
This property is required to display the indicator in the Chart dashboard item when you launch the application:
ValueSpecifies the measure data item that is used to calculate the trend indicator.
If you do not specify the following properties, their default values are used:
NameSpecifies the name of the trend indicator within the indicators collection.ValueLevelGets or sets the value that specifies which series point value should be used to calculate the indicator.ShowInLegendSpecifies whether to display the trend indicator in the legend.LegendTextSpecifies the text that identifies the trend indicator within the legend.ThicknessSpecifies the thickness of the indicator line.ColorSpecifies the trend indicator’s color.DashStyleSpecifies the dash style used to paint the line.VisibleSpecifies whether to display the trend indicator.
Add the object to the chart indicators collection to display the configured indicator in the UI.
You can edit the created indicator in the Trend Indicators dialog:
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using DevExpress.DashboardCommon;
namespace WinForm {
public partial class FormDesigner : Form {
public FormDesigner() {
InitializeComponent();
var dashboard = new Dashboard1();
ChartDashboardItem chartItem = dashboard.Items.First(x => x.ComponentName == "chartDashboardItem1") as ChartDashboardItem;
ChartRegressionLine regressionline = new ChartRegressionLine();
SimpleSeries simpleSeries = chartItem.Panes[0].Series[0] as SimpleSeries;
if (simpleSeries != null) {
regressionline.Value = simpleSeries.Value.UniqueId;
}
regressionline.Name = "Regression Indicator";
regressionline.ValueLevel = DevExpress.XtraCharts.ValueLevel.Value;
regressionline.LegendText = "Linear Regression";
regressionline.ShowInLegend = true;
regressionline.Color = Color.DarkGreen;
chartItem.Indicators.Add(regressionline);
dashboardDesigner.Dashboard = dashboard;
dashboardDesigner.CreateRibbon();
dashboardDesigner.CreateCustomItemBars();
}
}
}
Imports System.Drawing
Imports System.Linq
Imports System.Windows.Forms
Imports DevExpress.DashboardCommon
Namespace WinForm
Partial Public Class FormDesigner
Inherits Form
Public Sub New()
InitializeComponent()
Dim dashboard = New Dashboard1()
Dim chartItem As ChartDashboardItem = TryCast(dashboard.Items.First(Function(x) x.ComponentName = "chartDashboardItem1"), ChartDashboardItem)
Dim regressionline As New ChartRegressionLine()
Dim simpleSeries As SimpleSeries = TryCast(chartItem.Panes(0).Series(0), SimpleSeries)
If simpleSeries IsNot Nothing Then
regressionline.Value = simpleSeries.Value.UniqueId
End If
regressionline.Name = "Regression Indicator"
regressionline.ValueLevel = DevExpress.XtraCharts.ValueLevel.Value
regressionline.LegendText = "Linear Regression"
regressionline.ShowInLegend = True
regressionline.Color = Color.DarkGreen
chartItem.Indicators.Add(regressionline)
dashboardDesigner.Dashboard = dashboard
dashboardDesigner.CreateRibbon()
dashboardDesigner.CreateCustomItemBars()
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace
Object ChartIndicatorBase ChartRegressionLine
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