Search notes:
System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting.SeriesChartType (enum)
| Chart type | Value | Comment |
| Area | 13 | |
| Bar | 7 | |
| BoxPlot | 28 | |
| Bubble | 2 | Requires multiple Y values per DataPoint |
| Candlestick | 20 | Requires multiple Y values per DataPoint |
| Column | 10 | |
| Doughnut | 18 | |
| ErrorBar | 27 | |
| FastLine | 6 | |
| FastPoint | 1 | |
| Funnel | 33 | |
| Kagi | 31 | |
| Line | 3 | |
| Pie | 17 | |
| Point | 0 | |
| PointAndFigure | 32 | |
| Polar | 26 | |
| Pyramid | 34 | |
| Radar | 25 | |
| Range | 21 | |
| RangeBar | 23 | |
| RangeColumn | 24 | |
| Renko | 29 | |
| Spline | 4 | |
| SplineArea | 14 | |
| SplineRange | 22 | |
| StackedArea | 15 | |
| StackedArea100 | 16 | |
| StackedBar | 8 | |
| StackedBar100 | 9 | |
| StackedColumn | 11 | |
| StackedColumn100 | 12 | |
| StepLine | 5 | |
| Stock | 19 | Requires multiple Y values per DataPoint |
| ThreeLineBreak | 30 | |
The values for the above table were produced with the following simple
PowerShell script:
[enum]::GetValues([System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting.SeriesChartType]) | sort-object {
$_.ToString()
} | foreach-object {
'{0,-17} {1,2}' -f $_.ToString(), $_.value__
}