Create PyramidBar Chart in XLSX Documents via C#

Native and high‑performance Microsoft Excel XLSX spreadsheet with PyramidBar chart creation programmatically using server‑side .NET APIs.

Generating a Microsoft Excel XLSX file with a PyramidBar chart programmatically is straightforward with Aspose.Cells for .NET. This article demonstrates how to create a fully functional PyramidBar chart without requiring Microsoft Office. The sample code shows data preparation, chart creation, style configuration, and saving the workbook.

How to create a PyramidBar chart in XLSX via C#

Follow these steps to add a PyramidBar chart to an Excel workbook from within a .NET application.

Add the Aspose.Cells namespace to your class file.
Create an instance of the Workbook class.
Access the worksheet that will hold the data and the chart.
Populate cells with the data series that the chart will use.
Insert a chart object and set its ChartType to ChartType.PyramidBar.
Define the data range for the chart series.
Apply a predefined chart style (optional).
Save the workbook as an XLSX file.

System Requirements

The library runs on any platform that supports .NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET 5/6/7, Mono, Xamarin, or Azure. Development can be performed using Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or any other C#‑compatible IDE.

Install via NuGet: nuget install Aspose.Cells or Install-Package Aspose.Cells.
Or download the MSI/ZIP package from the Aspose.Cells .NET download page.

Create PyramidBar Chart in XLSX – C#

Aspose.Cells for .NET is a powerful spreadsheet library that enables developers to generate, modify, convert, render, and print Excel files across platforms. It fully supports a wide range of chart types—including the PyramidBar chart—allowing you to build rich, data‑driven visualizations without Microsoft Office.

XLSX What is XLSX File Format?

XLSX is the default file format for Microsoft Excel workbooks introduced with Office 2007. It adheres to the Open Packaging Conventions (OPC) defined in ECMA‑376 and stores workbook data as a collection of XML parts inside a ZIP container.