Using ChartGlobalizationSettings Class to Set a Different Language for Chart Component with Golang via C++

Possible Usage Scenarios

Aspose.Cells APIs have exposed the ChartGlobalizationSettings class in order to deal with scenarios where the user wishes to set chart components to different languages and provide custom labels for subtotals in a spreadsheet.

Introduction to ChartGlobalizationSettings Class

The ChartGlobalizationSettings class currently offers the following 8 methods which can be overridden in a custom class to translate items such as AxisTitle, AxisUnit, ChartTitle, and so on into different languages.

  1. GetAxisTitleName: Gets the name of the title for an axis.
  2. GetAxisUnitName: Gets the name of the axis unit.
  3. GetChartTitleName: Gets the name of the chart title.
  4. GetLegendDecreaseName: Gets the name of “Decrease” for the legend.
  5. GetLegendIncreaseName: Gets the name of “Increase” for the legend.
  6. GetLegendTotalName: Gets the name of “Total” for the legend.
  7. GetOtherName: Gets the name of the “Other” label for the chart.
  8. GetSeriesName: Gets the name of a series in the chart.

Custom language translation

Here, we will create a waterfall chart based on the following data. The names of chart components will be displayed in English in the chart. We will use a Turkish language example to show how to display the Chart Title, Legend Increase/Decrease names, Total name, and Axis Title in Turkish.

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Sample Code

The following sample code loads the sample Excel file.

Output generated by the sample code

This is the console output of the above sample code.

Workbook chart title: Grafik Başlığı

Workbook chart legend: Artış

Workbook chart legend: Düşüş

Workbook chart legend: Toplam

Workbook category axis title: Eksen Başlığı
Get Worksheet of the Chart with Golang via C++