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Create CylinderStacked Chart in XLSX Documents via C#

Generate high‑quality CylinderStacked charts programmatically with Aspose.Cells for .NET – no Microsoft Excel required.

Generating a Microsoft Excel XLSX file with a CylinderStacked chart programmatically is straightforward. The example below demonstrates how to build a workbook, populate data, and add a CylinderStacked chart using Aspose.Cells for .NET – all without the need for Microsoft Office on the server.

How to create CylinderStacked chart in XLSX via C#

The following steps guide you through creating a CylinderStacked chart:

  1. Include the required namespace.
  2. Create a Workbook instance.
  3. Access the first worksheet.
  4. Populate the worksheet with sample data.
  5. Add a Chart of type ChartType.CylinderStacked.
  6. Set the chart’s data range, title and formatting.
  7. Save the workbook as an XLSX file.

System Requirements

The solution runs on any platform supporting .NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET 5/6/7, Mono, Xamarin, or Azure Functions. Development is typically performed with Microsoft Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code.

  • Install the package via NuGet:
    nuget install Aspose.Cells
    
    or from the Package Manager Console:
    Install-Package Aspose.Cells
    
  • Alternatively, download the offline MSI installer or the ZIP distribution from the Aspose.Cells download page.
 

Create CylinderStacked Chart – C#

 
Aspose.Cells for .NET is a powerful Excel spreadsheet library that enables developers to create, modify, convert, render, and print Excel files across platforms without Microsoft Office. It supports a wide range of chart types, including the CylinderStacked chart demonstrated above.

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