DataManipulator::FilterTopN Method
Filters all data points in one or more series except for a specified number of data points.
Assembly: System.Web.DataVisualization (in System.Web.DataVisualization.dll)
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, Series^) | Filters out all data points in a series except for a specified number of points with the largest first Y-values. The Series object that is filtered is used to store the modified data. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, Series^, Series^) | Filters all data points in a series except for a specified number of points with the largest first Y-values. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, Series^, Series^, String^) | Filters all data points in a series except for a specified number of data points with the largest values. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, Series^, Series^, String^, Boolean) | Filters all data points in a series except for a specified number of points with the smallest or largest values. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, String^) | Filters all data points in one or more series except for a specified number of points. The points that are not filtered correspond to points in the first series that have the largest first Y-values. The Series objects that are filtered are used to store the modified data. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, String^, String^) | Filters out data points in one or more series except for a specified number of points. The points that aren't filtered correspond to points in the first series that have the largest first Y-values. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, String^, String^, String^) | Filters all data points in one or more series except for a specified number of data points. The points that are not filtered correspond to points in the first series that have the largest values. |
![]() | FilterTopN(Int32, String^, String^, String^, Boolean) | Filters all data points in one or more series except for a specified number of points. The points that are not filtered correspond to points in the first input series that have the largest or smallest values. |
