Hello Ray,

I believe you will find the following properties helpful for achieving your requirement:

• dataSource for particular series

var series = $(".selector").igDataChart("option", "series");
series[0].dataSource;

Reference

• dataSource for the entire igDataChart

var dataSource = $(".selector").igDataChart("option", "dataSource");

Reference

If this isn’t what you are looking for, can you please provide me with some additional information regarding your requirement or a small, ready-to run sample that I can run and debug on my side? Please remove all code that is not directly related to the issue and all external dependencies. Having such a sample will give me the opportunity to investigate this matter faster and provide you with solution as soon as possible.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,

Martin Evtimov

The command to get the dataSource just returns the API I defined, not the actual data used to populate the chart.GetDatasource.zip

By design, if an instance of igDataSource is used as an underlying data source of the chart you can take advantage of the dataView() method, which returns the current data. For example:

refreshCompleted: function (evt, ui) {
    if (ui.chart.gridAreaRect) {
        var ds = ui.chart.dataSource.dataView();
    }
},

Attached you will find a sample illustrating my suggestion for your reference.

As an alternative, the data can be retrieved via using a private property of the chart`s data source - _data. For example:

$("#columnChart").data("igDataChart").dataSources.columnChart._data;

Please note that using private properties is associated with a certain risk. Basically, this means a change in our source code, that can affect this property, can be made without any public notice.

Please let me know if you need any further assistance with this matter.

Best Regards,

Martin Evtimov

8255.GetDatasource2.zip