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Create Column 100% Stacked Chart in XLSX Documents via C#

Programmatically generate high‑performance Excel XLSX charts with Aspose.Cells for .NET – no Microsoft Office required.

 

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Overview

Generating a Microsoft Excel XLSX workbook with a Column 100 % Stacked chart is straightforward with Aspose.Cells for .NET. The library provides a rich API for chart creation, data binding, and styling without the need for Microsoft Excel on the server.

How to create Column 100 % Stacked chart in XLSX via C#

Follow these concise steps to embed a Column 100 % Stacked chart into an XLSX spreadsheet:

  1. Add the Aspose.Cells namespace to your source file.
  2. Instantiate the Workbook class.
  3. Access the target worksheet.
  4. Populate the worksheet with the source data for the chart.
  5. Add a Column100PercentStacked chart and bind it to the data range.
  6. Customize chart elements (title, legend, axis, style).
  7. Save the workbook in XLSX format.

System Requirements

Aspose.Cells for .NET runs on any platform that supports .NET Framework 4.x, .NET Core 2.0+, .NET 5/6/7, Mono, Xamarin, or Azure Functions. Development can be performed with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or any compatible IDE.

  • Install via NuGet: nuget install Aspose.Cells or Install-Package Aspose.Cells.
  • Download the latest offline package from the Aspose .Cells download page.

 

Create Column 100 % Stacked Chart – C#

 
Aspose.Cells for .NET is a comprehensive spreadsheet library that enables developers to create, modify, convert, render and print Excel files across platforms without requiring Microsoft Office. It supports a broad range of formats (XLS, XLSX, XLSB, CSV, ODS, PDF, HTML, etc.) and offers advanced charting capabilities such as the Column 100 % Stacked chart demonstrated above.

XLSX What is XLSX File Format?

XLSX is the default file format for Microsoft Excel workbooks introduced with Office 2007. It follows the Open Packaging Conventions (OPC) and stores workbook data as a collection of XML parts within a ZIP container, allowing efficient processing and easy manipulation by third‑party libraries like Aspose.Cells.

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