Delphi 10.2 Code Version Only

You can also use TeeChart (sourcecode version only) with FMXLinux to portbuild your charting applications tofor Linux with Embarcadero Delphi 10.2 Tokyo and up.

If youre building dashboards you can place multiple, resizeable charts on each dashboard panel.

FireMonkey will handle most of the variations for the different platforms.

The example uses several TeeChart features in order to interact between the different Chart and Grid, as well as some Chart Tools.

The dashboard represents the sales activities of a company with products in several markets around the globe.

It is particularly interesting as a means to show demographic tendencies or the sensitive relationship between differing dimensions.

In this example the Chart shows the relationship between the dimensions of weather and soil constitution in the growth of plant mass.

Please note that the data for this Chart is for simulation purposes only.

You can create maps of the world, continents and countries and customize them using color palette, text and value properties as well as format.

Includes many properties to enhance the surface chart; color palette, border, pattern, null values, wire-frame, dots, surface sides, marks, gradients, inverted axes, etc.

Sample financial chart created using the MACD function (Moving Average Convergence Divergence).

Sample 2D Area Chart with three data sets displaying trend changes over the time combined with a Pie Series.

This shot shows 2D Line Series and a vertical mouse-follower.

Using a simple linear interpolation formula its now possible to calculate yy(x) for arbitrary x value.

This is a sample of the A.D.X ( Average Directional Change ) function on Chart.

Uses a OHLC ( Candle ) series as datasource and plots 3 lines: DMI, ADX and DMI-.

Combination 2D Bar and Area Chart displaying a Datagrid with Series data values.

This shot specifies a particular region of interest in data which is displayed in the magnified view.

It plots the frequency or percentage of occurrences data shows up at a particular angle or direction.

Mostly used to help visualize cumulative wind direction or wave direction data but also used anytime you need to show a histogram related to direction.

The Subtract function uses more than one series as data source.