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SharpPlot Reference > SharpPlot Methods > SetSeriesNames Method SharpPlot.SetSeriesNames MethodAssign a non-default name or names to the upcoming data series. Examplesp.SetSeriesNames(new string[]{"Budget","Forecast"}); OverloadsDescriptionThis call will add the series name to the id tag in any web-formatted output. This makes it easy to write JavaScript which changes the elements as you mouse-over them or click on them (for example emphasising the border on mouse-enter). It is also very helpful if your application is tracking hotspots using the Active Charts components, as you can output meaningful hotspot information to the console. For example: Chart=Bar1, Series=Hats, Item=2, Type=Bar, Locator=186.9 52 216 193.2 0 Here the chart was named “Bar1” and the two series were named “Hats,Coats”. You could use the feedback from this structure to implement drill-down to get the detail of the ‘Hats’ series, second item. See also ...Active charts in GUI Applications | SharpPlot Members | SharpPlot.SetChartName Method | HotspotInfo Struct |