[Mschart] keyword formatting in control

As mentioned above, keyword is used to solve the problem of displaying both the value and percentage in the pie chart label. The method is similar to this:

Chart1.series [0]. Label = "# Valy [# percent]";

For example, if my current pie chart is used to show the sales volume and percentage of various products of the company in, # the value specified by Valy is the sales volume, # percent shows the percentage of sales of various products in total.

Now there is another problem. The sales volume may be a large number, for example, 123456789. In this case, to facilitate identification, we need to add a sub-location.

How can this problem be solved? Originally, keyword also supports formatting strings. Its rules are similar to those in other places. For example:

Chart1.series [0]. Label = "# Valy {N0} [percent]";

You can add a sub-digit to the sales volume and only display the integer.

From: http://blog.csdn.net/gaofeng2000/article/details/3985669

However, I did not use the above method: Later I changed it to: This. chartbusiness. series [0]. label = "# valx # percent {p} # Valy"; OK, but what about kilobytes?

Chart1.series [0]. Label = "# Valy [# percent]";

For example, if my current pie chart is used to show the sales volume and percentage of various products of the company in, # the value specified by Valy is the sales volume, # percent shows the percentage of sales of various products in total.

Now there is another problem. The sales volume may be a large number, for example, 123456789. In this case, to facilitate identification, we need to add a sub-location.

How can this problem be solved? Originally, keyword also supports formatting strings. Its rules are similar to those in other places. For example:

Chart1.series [0]. Label = "# Valy {N0} [percent]";

You can add a sub-digit to the sales volume and only display the integer.

From: http://blog.csdn.net/gaofeng2000/article/details/3985669