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Once the chart was inserted and filled with data, you are able to change its appearance. Shape::Chart property contains all chart related options available through the public API.
For example, let’s change the Chart title or legend behavior:
The code generates the followings results:

Q: How can I change the chart title programmatically?
A: Use the Chart::Title property. Call ChartTitle::set_Text with the desired string and optionally adjust formatting via ChartTitle::get_Font. Example:
auto chartShape = System::ExplicitCast<Shape>(doc->GetChild(NodeType::Shape, 0, true));
auto chart = chartShape->get_Chart();
chart->get_Title()->set_Text(u"Quarterly Sales");
chart->get_Title()->get_Font()->set_Size(14);
Q: How do I hide or show the chart legend?
A: The legend is controlled by Chart::get_Legend(). To hide it, set its position to LegendPosition::None; to show it, set another position. Example:
chart->get_Legend()->set_Position(LegendPosition::None); // hides the legend
Q: Can I change the chart type after it has been created?
A: Aspose.Words has no API to change the type of an existing chart. Insert a new chart of the desired type with DocumentBuilder::InsertChart (for instance, ChartType::Bar) and remove the old chart shape.
Q: How can I modify the data series values of an existing chart?
A: Access the Chart::Series collection, retrieve the desired ChartSeries, clear its values with ClearValues, and add new values with Add. Example:
auto series = chart->get_Series()->idx_get(0);
series->ClearValues();
series->Add(ChartXValue::FromString(u"A"), ChartYValue::FromDouble(150));
series->Add(ChartXValue::FromString(u"B"), ChartYValue::FromDouble(200));
series->Add(ChartXValue::FromString(u"C"), ChartYValue::FromDouble(250));
Q: Is it possible to format the axis labels (e.g., number format, font)?
A: Yes. Use Chart::AxisX and Chart::AxisY to adjust label formatting. Example:
chart->get_AxisX()->get_NumberFormat()->set_FormatCode(u"#,##0");
chart->get_AxisY()->get_TickLabels()->get_Font()->set_Bold(true);
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