I use the RM designer wich creates the code in VB 6 an just traslate it to VFP after design the chart the way I want.

>Thanks for replying Enmanuel.
>
>I'd figured it out since posting here. My problem is that I didn't set the LableAxis.LabelString property (something that the 'quick start' part of the help does not say!)
>
>Mike
>
>
>>I recently did some tests with it. The following code worked fine for me:
>>
>>

>>    With Thisform.RMChartX1
>>        .Reset
>>      *  .RMCBackColor = Default
>>        .RMCStyle     = RMC_CTRLSTYLEFLAT
>>        .RMCWidth     = 600
>>        .RMCHeight    = 450
>>        .RMCBgImage   = ""
>>        .Font         = "Tahoma"
>>       * '************** Add Region 1 *****************************
>>        .AddRegion
>>        With .Region(1)
>>            .Left   = 5
>>            .Top    = 5
>>            .Width  = -5
>>            .Height = -5
>>            .Footer = ""
>>        *    '************** Add Series 1 to region 1 *******************************
>>            .AddGridlessSeries
>>            With .GridLessSeries
>>                .SeriesStyle       = RMC_PIE_3D
>>                .Alignment       = RMC_FULL
>>              * .Explodemode        = RMC_EXPLODE_BIGGEST
>>                .Lucent           = .f.
>>                .ValueLabelOn       = RMC_VLABEL_TWIN
>>                .HatchMode  = RMC_HATCHBRUSH_OFF
>>                .StartAngle = 0
>>         *       '****** Set data values ******
>>                sTemp = "100*67*38*44"
>>                .DataString = sTemp
>>            EndWith
>>        EndWith
>>        nRetVal = .Draw(.t.)
>>    EndWith
>>
>>

>>
>>I just used the designer and exported the code to VB6, then made the necessary changes to make it work in VFP9.
>>
>>HTH,
>>
>>Enmanuel
>>
>>>Has anyone tried to use the free charting package RMChart in VFP? Specifically the OCX.
>>>
>>>I've managed to put the control on a form and set a few properties but I can't get the actual data to display correctly. I'm trying to test a simple barchart but could only see one data point out of 3 when the form is displayed.
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>Mike