1042100-Improve WPF OlapGauge and Treemap controls User Guide Documentation Using AI

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Appearance.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ The OLAP chart supports customizing the appearance of charts. You can customize
 
 The OLAP chart provides options to set the chart type, chart color, chart legend position, chart legend, and legend check box visibility:
 
-* **ChartType**: Sets the chart type for the OLAP chart control.
+* [ChartType](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Olap.Reports.ChartAppearanceSettings.html#Syncfusion_Olap_Reports_ChartAppearanceSettings_ChartType): Sets the chart type for the OLAP chart control.
 * **ColorModel.Palette**: Specifies the chart color for the OLAP chart control.
 * **Legend.Visibility**: Specifies the visibility of the chart legend.
 * **Legend.CheckBoxVisibility**: Specifies the visibility of the chart legend check box.

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Area.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ N> The series will be available only after data is bound to the control. In othe
 
 ## Area customization
 
-An OLAp area is basically derived from the ChartArea class belonging to the base chart WPF control. So, the customization options are available in the chart area. However, 3D charts and multiple chart areas are not supported in an OLAP chart. So, those customizations are not applicable.
+An OLAP area is basically derived from the ChartArea class belonging to the base chart WPF control. So, the customization options are available in the chart area. However, 3D charts and multiple chart areas are not supported in an OLAP chart. So, those customizations are not applicable.
 
 The following are the frequently used customization options that are available in the chart area.
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Axes.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ An OLAP area contains two axes, the primary axis and secondary axis, in an OLAP
 
 ## Grid lines customization
 
-In general, for column type charts, the horizontal grid line belongs to the secondary axis. To disable the horizontal grid lines for these types of charts, you should use the `ShowGridLinesProperty` of the secondary axis.
+In general, for column type charts, the horizontal grid lines belong to the secondary axis. To disable the horizontal grid lines for these types of charts, you should use the `ShowGridLinesProperty` of the secondary axis.
 
 The following illustration describes how the chart will look after the horizontal grid lines are disabled.
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Me.olapChart.Series(0).Area.SecondaryAxis.SetValue(ChartArea.ShowGridLinesProper
 
 N> For bar type charts, such as bar, stacking bar, and stacking 100 bar, you can disable the horizontal grid lines by using the `ShowGridLinesProperty` of the primary axis.
 
-In general, for column type charts, the vertical grid line belongs to the primary axis. To disable the vertical grid lines for these types of charts, you should use the `ShowGridLinesProperty` of the primary axis.
+In general, for column type charts, the vertical grid lines belong to the primary axis. To disable the vertical grid lines for these types of charts, you should use the `ShowGridLinesProperty` of the primary axis.
 
 The following illustration describes how the chart will look after the vertical grid lines are disabled.
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Chart-Types.md

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Stacking column 100 chart
 
-Stacking column 100 chart is a simple form of chart. Like stacking column chart, the stacking column 100 chart also contains segments in each series, which is added to equate each series to 100%. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
+Stacking column 100 chart is a simple form of chart. Like the stacking column chart, the stacking column 100 chart also contains segments in each series, which are added to equate each series to 100%. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
 
 ![StackingColumn100 chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img3.png)
 
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Bar chart
 
-The bar chart is same as the column chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for comparison analysis over a particular period of time.
+The bar chart is the same as the column chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for comparison analysis over a particular period of time.
 
 ![Bar chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img4.png)
 
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Stacking bar chart
 
-Stacking bar chart functions same as the stacking column chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
+The stacking bar chart functions the same as the stacking column chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
 
 ![StackingBar chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img5.png)
 
@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Stacking bar 100 chart
 
-The stacking bar 100 chart functions same as the stacking column 100 chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
+The stacking bar 100 chart functions the same as the stacking column 100 chart, but it can be rotated to 90 degrees in the clockwise direction. This chart type is widely used for proportional analysis over a particular period of time.
 
 ![StackingBar100 chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img6.png)
 
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Line chart
 
-The line chart is a simple form of chart, which connects a series of data points. Usually, it is used for Trend analysis, Forecasting, or in the case of large data points.
+The line chart is a simple form of chart, which connects a series of data points. Usually, it is used for trend analysis, forecasting, or in the case of large data points.
 
 ![Line chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img11.png)
 
@@ -536,7 +536,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Scatter chart
 
-The scatter chart is a collection of points plotted in the rectangular co-ordinate system. It is often used in relationship analysis upto one independent variable.
+The scatter chart is a collection of points plotted in the rectangular co-ordinate system. It is often used in relationship analysis up to one independent variable.
 
 ![Scatter chart](Chart-types_images/Chart-types_img15.png)
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Drill-Operation.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Drill position
 
-Drill position allows users to drill only the current position of a selected member and it will exclude the drilled data of the selected member in other positions by using the MDX query. It can be enabled by setting the **"DrillType"** enumeration to **"DrillPosition"** in the OLAP report.
+Drill position allows users to drill only the current position of a selected member and it will exclude the drilled data of the selected member in other positions by using the MDX query. It can be enabled by setting the [DrillType](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Olap.Reports.OlapReport.html#Syncfusion_Olap_Reports_OlapReport_DrillType) enumeration to **"DrillPosition"** in the OLAP report.
 
 {% tabs %}
 
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
 ## Show/hide expanders
 
-The visibility of expanders in the OLAP chart can be toggled by using the `ShowExpanders` property available in the OLAP report.
+The visibility of expanders in the OLAP chart can be toggled by using the [ShowExpanders](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Olap.Reports.OlapReport.html#Syncfusion_Olap_Reports_OlapReport_ShowExpanders) property available in the OLAP report.
 
 {% tabs %}
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Exporting.md

@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ The OLAP chart can be copied to the clipboard or exported as an image. It can be
 
 ## Exporting to Word document
 
-The OLAP chart for WPF supports exporting an OLAP chart to an Microsoft Word document. It can also be exported into a template Word document file at a position specified by a marker.
+The OLAP chart for WPF supports exporting an OLAP chart to a Microsoft Word document. It can also be exported into a template Word document file at a position specified by a marker.
 
 The following methods are used to export an OLAP chart to a Microsoft Word document:
 
 ### Methods
 
-* **ExportIntoNewDoc**: Exports a chart to a new Word document file with specified file name.
+* **ExportIntoNewDoc**: Exports a chart to a new Word document file with the specified file name.
 * **ExportIntoTemplateDoc**: Exports a chart to an existing Word document file in the default marker string location.
 * **ExportIntoTemplateDoc**: Exports a chart to an existing Word document file in the given marker string location.
 * **ExportIntoTemplateDoc**: Exports a chart to an existing instance of a Word document in the default marker string location.

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Getting-Started.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ This section covers the information required to create a simple OLAP chart bound
 
 Open the Visual Studio IDE and navigate to File > New > Project > WPF Application (inside Visual C# Templates) to create a new WPF application.
 
-After the WPF application is created, go to View menu and select Toolbox option. Now, the toolbox will appear inside the Visual Studio IDE. From the Visual Studio Toolbox, drag the OLAP chart under the **Syncfusion® BI WPF** tag. It will automatically add the required assemblies to the application.
+After the WPF application is created, go to the View menu and select the Toolbox option. Now, the toolbox will appear inside the Visual Studio IDE. From the Visual Studio Toolbox, drag the OLAP chart under the **Syncfusion® BI WPF** tag. It will automatically add the required assemblies to the application.
 
 ![WPF OLAP Chart Getting-Started Image1](Getting-Started_images/Getting-Started_img1.png)
 
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ Run the application. The following output will be generated.
 
 Open Blend for Visual Studio and navigate to File > New project > WPF > WPF Application to create a new WPF application.
 
-Select the **Project** tab available in the left-corner of the Blend IDE. Right-click the **References** and select **Add Reference**. Now, browse and add the following assemblies to the project.
+Select the **Project** tab available in the left corner of the Blend IDE. Right-click **References** and select **Add Reference**. Now, browse and add the following assemblies to the project.
 
 * Syncfusion.Chart.WPF
 * Syncfusion.Olap.Base
@@ -426,7 +426,7 @@ Namespace SampleApplication
 			' Finally OlapChart gets the information from the OlapDataManager	
 			olapChart.OlapDataManager = _olapDataManager
 			olapChart.DataBind()
-			// OlapChart added to the Main Window Grid region
+			' OlapChart added to the Main Window Grid region
 			chart.Children.Add(olapChart)
 		End Sub
 
@@ -471,7 +471,7 @@ Run the application. The following output will be generated.
 
 ## Design-time binding
 
-Design-time binding support for OLAP chart allows you to reduce the time spent on creating and customizing the report. Normally, it takes 5 to 10 minutes for creating a report and in case of unfamiliar cubes it may extend further. But by using design-time support, you can create a report in a couple of minutes. The following section explains how to create a report during design-time.
+Design-time binding support for the OLAP chart allows you to reduce the time spent creating and customizing the report. Normally, it takes 5 to 10 minutes to create a report, and in the case of unfamiliar cubes, it may extend further. But by using design-time support, you can create a report in a couple of minutes. The following section explains how to create a report at design time.
 
 First drag the OLAP chart control from the toolbox to the Visual Studio designer surface.
 
@@ -493,7 +493,7 @@ When the connection is valid, it displays the summary page of the **Data Source
 
 ![WPF OLAP Chart Getting-Started Image6](Getting-Started_images/Getting-Started_img6.png)
 
-For creating or editing a query, click the **Create/Edit** link that is displayed on the top-right side of the MDX query text box. This opens a **Query Designer** dialog. 
+For creating or editing a query, click the **Create/Edit** link that is displayed on the top-right side of the MDX query text box. This opens the **Query Designer** dialog.
 
 ![WPF OLAP Chart Getting-Started Image7](Getting-Started_images/Getting-Started_img7.png)
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/KPI.md

@@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ KPI is a collection of calculations that are associated with a measure group in
 
 The following are the different types of indicators:
 
-* KPI goal
-* KPI status
-* KPI trend
-* KPI value
+* [KPI goal](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Windows.Chart.Olap.Kpi.html#Syncfusion_Windows_Chart_Olap_Kpi_ShowGoal)
+* [KPI status](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Windows.Chart.Olap.Kpi.html#Syncfusion_Windows_Chart_Olap_Kpi_ShowStatus)
+* [KPI trend](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Windows.Chart.Olap.Kpi.html#Syncfusion_Windows_Chart_Olap_Kpi_ShowTrend)
+*[KPI value](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/wpf/Syncfusion.Windows.Chart.Olap.Kpi.html#Syncfusion_Windows_Chart_Olap_Kpi_ShowValue)
 
 The KPI elements can be defined in the OLAP report in the following way.
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Legend.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Legend in WPF Olap Chart
 
-Legends are used to display the name of data series. The chart legend can be added to an OLAP chart by adding the chart legend of the chart WPF, which is found under the Syncfusion.Windows.Chart namespace. The following code sample explains how to add a legend to an OLAP chart.
+Legends are used to display the names of data series. The chart legend can be added to an OLAP chart by adding the chart legend of the chart WPF, which is found under the Syncfusion.Windows.Chart namespace. The following code sample explains how to add a legend to an OLAP chart.
 
 {% tabs %}
 
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Me.olapChart.Legend.Visibility = System.Windows.Visibility.Collapsed
 
 ## Visibility customization
 
-The visibility of the legend check box can be toggled by using the `CheckBoxVisibility` property in the chart legend. The following code sample shows how to toggle the visibility of check box in the legend of the OLAP chart.
+The visibility of the legend check box can be toggled by using the `CheckBoxVisibility` property in the chart legend. The following code sample shows how to toggle the visibility of the check box in the legend of the OLAP chart.
 
 {% tabs %}
 
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ ChartDockPanel.SetDock(Me.olapChart.Legend, ChartDock.Right)
 
 ## Row/column setting
 
-You can use the `RowsCount` and `ColumnsCount` property to create the rows or columns of the OLAP chart legend. The **RowsCount** and **ColumnsCount** will be used internally to create a grid layout control to place the legends. The following code sample shows how to set the number of rows or columns in an legend.
+You can use the `RowsCount` and `ColumnsCount` properties to create the rows or columns of the OLAP chart legend. The **RowsCount** and **ColumnsCount** will be used internally to create a grid layout control to place the legends. The following code sample shows how to set the number of rows or columns in a legend.
 
 {% tabs %}
 
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ Me.olapChart.Legend.ColumnsCount = 2
 
 {% endtabs %}
 
-N> The **RowsCount** and **ColumnsCount** are used to create the rows and columns in the grid layout control, which is used to place the legends. If you give extra row or column count than the legend availability, it will display empty spaces to fill the structure of the grid. The following illustration explains this in detail.
+N> The **RowsCount** and **ColumnsCount** are used to create the rows and columns in the grid layout control, which is used to place the legends. If you give an extra row or column count beyond the legend availability, it will display empty spaces to fill the structure of the grid. The following illustration explains this in detail.
 
 The following chart has only one legend, but the RowsCount and ColumnsCount are set as 2. Therefore, the resultant legend will appear as follows:
 

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Localization.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ N> Localization key field should be same for all locales. Do not translate it.
 
 After translating the strings that can be localized, perform the following in the application:
 
-Right-click the project file to create a new folder in the project. Select Add > New Folder and rename the folder as "Resources".
+Right-click the project file to create a new folder in the project. Select Add > New Folder and rename the folder as `Resources`.
 
 N> The folder name should strictly be "Resources".
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Now, right-click the resources folder to create a new resource file in the Visua
 
 ![Define the resource file name](Localization_images/Localization_img2.png)
 
-Select "Resources File" from the list. Then, name the resource file as Syncfusion.OlapChart.WPF.ar-AE.resx and click Add.
+Select **Resources File** from the list. Then, name the resource file as Syncfusion.OlapChart.WPF.ar-AE.resx and click Add.
 
 N> The resource file name should strictly be in the format "Syncfusion.OlapChart.WPF.<Culture Code>.resx".
 
@@ -63,13 +63,17 @@ public MainWindow()
 
 ## RTL support
 
-RTL support for OLAP chart is used to display the content from right to left by setting the `FlowDirection` property to "RightToLeft". The following code sample explains how to set this property.
+RTL support for OLAP chart is used to display the content from right to left by setting the `FlowDirection` property to **RightToLeft**. The following code sample explains how to set this property.
 
 {% tabs %}
 
 {% highlight xaml %}
 
-<syncfusion:OlapChart x:Name="olapChart" FlowDirection="RightToLeft" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" olapshared:DataSource.DataManagerName="localManager" olapshared:DataSource.ConnectionString="{Binding OlapConnectionString}" />
+<syncfusion:OlapChart x:Name="olapChart"
+                      FlowDirection="RightToLeft"
+                      HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
+                      olapshared:DataSource.DataManagerName="localManager"
+                      olapshared:DataSource.ConnectionString="{Binding OlapConnectionString}" />
 
 {% endhighlight %}
 
@@ -91,7 +95,4 @@ Me.olapChart.FlowDirection = System.Windows.FlowDirection.RightToLeft
 
 A sample demo is available at the following location.
 
-{system drive}:\Users\&lt;User Name&gt;\AppData\Local\Syncfusion\EssentialStudio\&lt;Version Number&gt;\WPF\OlapChart.WPF\Samples\Localization
-
-
-
+{system drive}:\Users\&lt;User Name&gt;\AppData\Local\Syncfusion\EssentialStudio\&lt;Version Number&gt;\WPF\OlapChart.WPF\Samples\Localization

wpf/OLAP-Chart/Paging.md

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Paging in WPF Olap Chart
 
-Paging in the OLAP chart supports you to load and render the large amount of data without any performance constraint.
+Paging in the OLAP chart allows you to load and render a large amount of data without any performance constraints.
 
-A OLAP pager (user control) is included and bound with the OlapDataManager object of the OLAP chart. To enable paging, set the `EnablePaging` property to true.
+An OLAP pager (user control) is included and bound with the OlapDataManager object of the OLAP chart. To enable paging, set the `EnablePaging` property to true.
 
-When you process the large CellSet, it is split into several number of segments and each segment is assigned and rendered in a separate page. You can navigate back and forth in all possible ways by using the UI options in the OLAP pager. You can also change the page size and other pager settings at runtime by using the **PageSetting** window.
+When you process the large CellSet, it is split into a number of segments, and each segment is assigned and rendered on a separate page. You can navigate back and forth in all possible ways by using the UI options in the OLAP pager. You can also change the page size and other pager settings at runtime by using the **PageSetting** window.
 
 Include the following Syncfusion® assembly from the installed location to add the OLAP pager (User Control) with OLAP chart.