How to put SQL query result into a ASP.NET charts?

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I am working on a web portal using asp.net, c#. I am new to charts control. I have a below SQL query and its result. How to put this into a pie chart?

" SELECT A,B,C,(A+B+C) as Total FROM [dbo].[TestData] "

A B C Total
40 10 50 100

What I have tried:

Tried linking with SQL query but it is having 4 columns. not sure how to connect.

Posted 25-Nov-18 4:55am

HarshitkMishra

Updated 27-Nov-18 5:00am

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[no name] 26-Nov-18 0:07am

What exactly do you want? Which chart are you using? Can you show the source code?

Shashank Laxman 27-Nov-18 3:03am

From Your Question you can keep ABC as X-axis and Total as Y-axis.
So your plotting points will be (40,100),(10,100),(50,100).

For Code :

https://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Create-ASPNet-Chart-Control-from-Database-using-C-and-VBNet-Example.aspx

Hope this helps.

Vipin_Arora 27-Nov-18 3:51am

Name the chart you want to use. Also if you want Bar or pie charts, then logically total of all fields will not be part of pies/bars. However, Total would be shown separately.

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alexvw · Answer 1 · 2018-11-27T05:01:00

Hi there;

After you've made sure your proyect's web.config file has the proper entries, take a look at this example (Content Page {.aspx}):

<%@ Register Assembly="System.Web.DataVisualization, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" Namespace="System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting" TagPrefix="asp" %>

...

            <asp:Chart ID="PieChart1" runat="server" Width="365px">  <%--OnCustomizeLegend="PieChart1_CustomizeLegend"--%>
                <Series> 
                    <asp:Series Name="Series1" ChartType="Pie" YValueMembers="MarketShare" XValueMember="recIdCesionario" XAxisType="Primary" IsValueShownAsLabel="True" Legend="Cesionarios" CustomProperties="PieLabelStyle=Outside" LabelFormat="{P}" Palette="SemiTransparent"></asp:Series> 
                </Series>
                <ChartAreas> 
                    <asp:ChartArea Name="ChartArea1" Area3DStyle-Enable3D="true">
                        <Area3DStyle Enable3D="True" Inclination="35" Rotation="15"></Area3DStyle>
                    </asp:ChartArea>
                </ChartAreas>
                <Legends>
                    <asp:Legend Name="Cesionarios" Title="Cesionarios" LegendStyle="Column" LegendItemOrder="SameAsSeriesOrder"></asp:Legend>
                </Legends>
            </asp:Chart>

Pay close attention to the SERIES settings, for there's the key to make it work.

Here's the code behind (extract):

private void LoadCharts(string SearchKey)
{
    PieChart1.DataSource = DBCore.Get_MarketShareData(SearchKey);
    PieChart1.DataBind();

}

Hope this helps.

Cheers!.