Add a Chart in a Worksheet

This REST API adds a new chart to a worksheet.

REST API

PUT http://api.aspose.cloud/v3.0/cells/{name}/worksheets/{sheetName}/charts

The request parameters are:

Parameter Name	Type	Location	Description
name	string	path	Workbook name.
sheetName	string	path	Worksheet name.
chartType	string	query	Chart type (see the Type property in the chart resource).
upperLeftRow	integer	query	Upper‑left row index of the chart area (0‑based).
upperLeftColumn	integer	query	Upper‑left column index of the chart area (0‑based).
lowerRightRow	integer	query	Lower‑right row index of the chart area (0‑based).
lowerRightColumn	integer	query	Lower‑right column index of the chart area (0‑based).
area	string	query	Range that provides the values to plot (e.g., `A1:B5`).
isVertical	boolean	query	Indicates whether the chart orientation is vertical.
categoryData	string	query	Range of category‑axis values (e.g., `D1:E10`).
isAutoGetSerialName	boolean	query	Automatically generate series names if `true`.
title	string	query	Title of the chart.
folder	string	query	Folder that contains the workbook.
storageName	string	query	Name of the storage.
dataLabels	boolean	query	Show data labels when `true`.
dataLabelsPosition	string	query	Position of data labels (e.g., `Above`).
pivotTableSheet	string	query	Name of the sheet that contains the pivot table.
pivotTableName	string	query	Name of the pivot table.

The OpenAPI Specification defines a publicly accessible programming interface and lets you carry out REST interactions directly from a web browser.

You can use the cURL command‑line tool to access Aspose.Cells web services easily. The following example shows how to make a call to the Cloud API with cURL.

Request

curl -v "http://api.aspose.com/v3.0/cells/myWorkbook.xlsx/worksheets/Sheet1/charts?chartType=Bar&area=B1:F2&title=SalesState" \
-X PUT \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Accept: application/json" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer <jwt token>"

Response

{
  "Code": "200",
  "Status": "OK"
}

Cloud SDK Family

Using an SDK is the best way to speed up development. An SDK abstracts low‑level details and lets you focus on your project tasks. Please check out the GitHub repository for a complete list of Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs.

The following code examples demonstrate how to make calls to Aspose.Cells web services using various SDKs:

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