Multi Chart (TradingView Layout)
Synchronized multi-chart layout with unified crosshairs across Price, Volume, Market Depth, and RSI charts using Recharts syncId.
◆Unified Crosshairs with syncId
Assign an identical syncId string (e.g. syncId='syncedMultiChart') across all child charts in the grid. Recharts will automatically synchronize hover tooltips, vertical cursor rules, and active index states across every chart.
<LineChart data={data} syncId="syncedMultiChart">...</LineChart>
<BarChart data={data} syncId="syncedMultiChart">...</BarChart>
<AreaChart data={data} syncId="syncedMultiChart">...</AreaChart>◆Interactive Timeframe State Selector
Control data granularity by storing active timeframe ('1D', '1W', '1M', '1Y') in React state and filtering or fetching chart series dynamically.
A Multi Chart (TradingView Layout) is ideal for developers and designers who need to display data clearly and effectively. Use this chart type when:
- ✓Building analytics overview pages with multiple metrics
- ✓SaaS product dashboards showing user activity
- ✓Business intelligence reporting screens
- ✓Admin panels with KPI summaries
What is a multi-chart layout?
A multi-chart layout arranges several independent charts (such as Price Action, Volume Flow, Market Depth, and Momentum Oscillators) into a synchronized multi-pane grid, commonly seen in professional financial platforms like TradingView.
How do you synchronize tooltips and crosshairs across multiple Recharts?
Pass the exact same syncId string prop (e.g. syncId='syncedMultiChart') to each <LineChart>, <BarChart>, and <AreaChart> component in your grid. Recharts automatically shares cursor coordinates and active data points across all charts.
Can multi-chart layouts use different chart types together?
Yes. Recharts syncId works across different chart components—including LineChart, BarChart, and AreaChart—as long as they share a matching time-series XAxis dataKey.