It is possible to create Vertical (Rotated) Charts with SciChart. To achieve this, simply set AxisAlignment to Left or Right for X Axis and Top or Bottom for Y Axis. And that's it - SciChart takes care of the rest:
Multiple axes support
Also, SciChart supports unlimited, multiple X or Y axes which can be aligned to the Right, Left, Top, Bottom sides of a chart. More information about the multi-axis feature can be found in this article. All that applies to Vertical (Rotated) Charts as well, so any reasonable combination of differently aligned axes is allowed. This allows to create mixed horizontal and vertical charts:
NOTE: Every RenderableSeries (chart types e.g. Line, Candlestick, Column) and every Annotation (Android Views laid over the chart) and some ChartModifiers (zoom, pan behaviours) requires to be measured against/attached to a particular axis. You have to specify the ID of the axis for them using the setYAxisId and setXAxisId methods.
However, If you have only a single X and Y Axis you never have to set these ID properties. This is required only in case of multiple axis.