Spider Chart
A spider chart, also called a radar chart, plots several measures on axes radiating from a center, so you can compare a profile across many dimensions at once - skills, product specs, or survey scores.
Basic Usage link
RadzenSpiderChart displays one or more RadzenSpiderSeries with CategoryProperty and ValueProperty bindings.
Console log
Grid Shape link
Use the GridShape property to switch between a polygon and circular grid.
Color Scheme link
Set the ColorScheme property to apply a built-in color palette to all series.
Legend link
Configure the legend with RadzenSpiderLegend. Control its Position and Visible properties.
Value Format link
Use the ValueFormatter property on each series to customize how values are displayed in tooltips.
Polar Chart link
Combine GridShape="Circular" with ShowAxisValues="true" and many directional categories to create a polar chart.
Markers link
Toggle data point markers with the ShowMarkers property.
Frequently asked questions
When should I use a spider chart?
When you want to compare items across several measures at once and see their overall shape - player stats, product attributes, or assessment scores across categories.
What data does it need?
A value per axis for each series. Every series is drawn as a closed shape across the same set of axes, so you can overlay and compare them.
Spider or radar column?
They share the radial layout. A spider chart connects points into a shape, while a radar column draws bars out from the center - use columns when you want to compare each category's magnitude rather than an overall profile.
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