Axis Alignment - Create a Vertical Chart
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 using the AxisAlignment enum. And that's it - SciChart will do everything else for you.
// Create X axis and position it to the left
final NumericAxis xAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
xAxis.setAxisAlignment(AxisAlignment.Left);
// Create Y axis and position it to the top
final NumericAxis yAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
yAxis.setAxisAlignment(AxisAlignment.Top);
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. For more information - read Adding an Axis 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:
final NumericAxis xAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
xAxis.setAxisId("xAxis");
xAxis.setAxisTitle("Horizontal-X");
final NumericAxis xLeftAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
xLeftAxis.setAxisId("xLeftAxis");
xLeftAxis.setAxisAlignment(AxisAlignment.Left);
xLeftAxis.setAxisTitle("Vertical-X");
final NumericAxis yAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
yAxis.setAxisId("yAxis");
yAxis.setAxisTitle("Vertical-Y");
final NumericAxis yTopAxis = new NumericAxis(getContext());
yTopAxis.setAxisId("yTopAxis");
yTopAxis.setAxisAlignment(AxisAlignment.Top);
yTopAxis.setAxisTitle("Horizontal-Y");

Note
Every RenderableSeries (chart types e.g. FastLineRenderableSeries, FastCandlestickRenderableSeries etc.), every Annotation and some Chart Modifiers (e.g. PinchZoomModifier, ZoomPanModifier) requires to be measured against particular axis (in other words - attached to it). You must specify the Axis ID for them via the xAxisId and yAxisId properties.
However, If you have only a single X and Y Axis, setting these ID properties isn't required. This is required only for the multiple axis cases.