Master WPF Chart Customization Pt 3: Drag & Drop Series with SciChart @SciChart
Master WPF Chart Customization Pt 3: Drag & Drop Series with SciChart  @SciChart
Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Master advanced chart interaction with direct series manipulation. In Part 3 of our customization series, we demonstrate how to build a custom ChartModifier using SciChart's ChartModifierBase API to enable selecting and dragging chart series, giving users intuitive control over their data visualization.

Push the boundaries of what's possible in WPF charts. This technique showcases the deep customization potential of the high-performance charting library trusted by developers who need to create truly interactive and engaging data experiences for their end-users.

What you’ll see in this demo:
– Creating a custom Series Drag Modifier using the ChartModifierBase API
– Implementing series selection and drag/drop functionality
– Building advanced chart interaction beyond standard behaviors

Why Developers Choose SciChart
– Advanced Chart Interaction: Create immersive, direct manipulation experiences
– Unlimited Customization: Extend functionality far beyond standard modifiers
– High-Performance Graphics: Smooth dragging and rendering even with large datasets
– Proven in Real Applications: Trusted for creating next-generation data interfaces

Learn More
Official Website: scichart.com/wpf-charts-features
Documentation: scichart.com/documentation/current/Chart%20Modifier%20APIs.html

SciChart provides the high-performance, extensible charting components that transform how users interact with data. From its research origins to today's most innovative applications, our library empowers developers to build applications where data isn't just viewed—it's actively manipulated and explored.

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