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Thread: Is there any way to display a chart on asp page?

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    I've got some charts that I need on my page, but don't know how to get them there. They need to be line charts that derive their data from an Access database table. Does anyone know how to do this? Perhaps how to save out a chart in an Access report in VB and then just display the jpeg?

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    Dundas.com have developed a free PieChart Server component, and an expensive Chart component.
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    Develop a component yourself using the Intel JPEG Library
    http://www.vbaccelerator.com/codelib/gfx/vbjpeg.htm

    I am sorry to say, but few months ago their was free component available for this purpose, but the guy who developed that component, changed his idea.

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    Thanks for your help. I was hoping that I didn't have to buy a component, but it looks like that's the way that it's going to have to be. Thanks though...

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    do you need a bar chart?
    if so, it can be done relatively easily in ASP by having simple gif or jpegs that are nothing but colored rectangles... then based on your data, you can resize and place these as required on your page.

    i saw some code for it in one of my reference manuals...

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    Actually I need line charts. I've seen the ones about bar charts, but I can't really use them (at least I don't know how to convert them to line charts if that's possible).

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    sounds like you'll need a component.
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