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Create ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker Chart in XLSX Documents via C#
Generate high‑quality scatter charts without data markers programmatically on the server side using Aspose.Cells for .NET.
Creating a ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker chart programmatically allows you to visualize a series of X‑Y points connected with lines while keeping the chart clean of data markers. With Aspose.Cells for .NET you can generate such charts completely on the server, without any dependency on Microsoft Excel, making it ideal for web services, reporting engines, or any automated spreadsheet processing.
How to create ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker chart in XLSX via C#
The following steps walk you through creating a scatter chart where the data points are linked by lines but without visible markers.
- Add the Aspose.Cells namespace to your project.
- Instantiate a Workbook object.
- Access the target Worksheet.
- Populate the worksheet with X‑Y data.
- Add a chart of type ChartType.ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker.
- Set the data range for the chart series.
- (Optional) Configure chart title, axis titles and styling.
- Save the workbook to an XLSX file.
System Requirements
Aspose.Cells for .NET runs on any platform that supports .NET Framework 4.0+, .NET Core 2.0+, .NET 5/6/7, Mono, Xamarin, or Azure Functions. Development can be performed with Visual Studio 2019/2022, Rider, or any other C# IDE.
- Install the library via NuGet:
nuget install Aspose.Cells
# or
dotnet add package Aspose.Cells
- Or download the full package from the Aspose.Cells .NET download page.
Create ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker Chart - C#
Aspose.Cells is a powerful .NET library for creating, modifying, converting, rendering, and printing Excel spreadsheets without Microsoft Office. It supports a wide range of chart types, including the ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker chart, which is ideal for displaying trends while keeping the visual clutter to a minimum.
XLSX What is XLSX File Format?
XLSX is the Open XML format introduced with Microsoft Office 2007. It stores spreadsheet data, styles, and charts in a zip package that contains XML parts. Aspose.Cells fully supports reading and writing this format, enabling creation of sophisticated charts such as ScatterConnectedByLinesWithoutDataMarker directly on the server.
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