FastReport Business Graphics .NET Data Visualization Library for .NET WinForms
Using the FastReport business graph library, you can visualize data at different levels and build business graphs for further analysis and decision-making.
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Data
Ability to consume hierarchical data from applications, including data prepared in FastCube .NET
Interactivity
When static reports aren't enough, FastReport Business Graphics charts provide great opportunities for interactivity.
Visualization
Helps make informed decisions with better data visualization.
All-in-one
Complementary element of the documentation infrastructure: ideal integration with the report generator FastReport .NET and the OLAP-cube FastCube .NET.
Data Visualization Library
FastReport Business Graphics .NET library designed for WinForms applications with .NET Framework 4.x. Support for automatic update of Nuget packages in Visual Studio.
A treemap
is a way to visualize hierarchical data in the form of rectangles whose area is proportional to the value of the displayed record. Inside the rectangle of the parent record are the nested rectangles of the child records. This tree diagram is suitable for comparing multiple hierarchies at the same time.
A bubble chart
is a method of visualizing hierarchical data in the form of circles whose area is proportional to the value of the displayed record. A child record's circle can be nested within a parent record's circle. The arrangement of circles is formed by using a packer based on Grokker's algorithm, modified to better display hierarchical data. Bubble charts are useful for comparing multiple hierarchies that are at the same hierarchy level at the same time.
sunmap
is a sunlike map with branched rays. The circle in the center is the root node, and the rays moving outward are the child nodes. Each value on the graph occupies an area whose boundaries are defined by the start angle and sweep angle. The larger the value to be displayed on the graph, the larger the scan angle. This diagram applies to each level of the analysis hierarchy.
Icicle charts
present data based on a hierarchical clustering method. Icicle charts are easier to read, showing which hierarchical objects belong to which objects and which are children. The large rectangle at the top of the graph represents the root node, whose width depends on the sum of its children. Child nodes are placed under the parent node. Charts can also have multiple drawing directions: down, up, left, and right. Icicle charts are a great way to visualize hierarchical data. The advantage is that it's easy to see the hierarchy, its size, and what level it's at. It's also great for examining data relationships.
Gantt Chart
Illustrates the work plan/schedule for the project. It consists of two parts: the left part is a list of tasks, and the right part is a timeline with a bar graph describing the work. The colors of the intervals are assigned according to the resources in the palette. This diagram helps to address one of the main tasks of business process planning and shows employees what to do, what resources are applied in the process, and at what speed certain tasks are performed. Small projects can be managed more easily with a Gantt chart.