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JavaScript Fan Chart

JavaScript Chart - Examples

SciChart.js ships with over 80 JavaScript Chart demos which you can browse, view the source code and see related documentation. Build incredible complex dashboards with SciChart.js, our High Performance JavaScript Chart Library.

Getting Started

Here we demonstrate how to create a JavaScript Fan Chart using SciChart.js. Uncertainty Fan Charts display forecasts and margins of uncertainty for the outcome. The most probable outcome is displayed along with the degree of uncertainty and balance of risks. Zoom in and out to see the detail you can achieve using our JavaScript Charts.

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Case Uses & Industries

Fan charts can be particularly useful for economic policy decision-makers. It can help them determine risks, and perform probabilistic assessment of the forecasts being over a range of different outcomes. This data visualization helps to quantify forecast uncertainty, and has been used by major banks and financial institutions, such as the Bank of England, since the 1990s. Example uses include to display the volatility of exchange rates or oil prices.

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  • Supports customizable, interactive features
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  • Winner of the Queen’s Award for Innovation

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are your JS fan charts responsive?
Yes – all our JS charts are fully responsive across all devices.

What customizations and interactions are available?
With our JavaScript charts, you can access endless customizations and interactions, including adding drag-to-zoom, pan, mousewheel zoom, drag axis to zoom and zoom extents behaviors with our powerful ChartModifier API.

How do I buy a JavaScript charts licence?
With SciChart, it’s easy to buy a JavaScript chart licence. If you want to purchase a licence, browse our SciChart.js licence products today.

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