hi Max,

Thanks a lot for the files.
I hope to test them by tomorrow.

Anyway, would setting the property PieDetachAnimationSteps to the value 1 help you ?

From the help file:


The quantity of steps that a slice of a pie or doughnut will take till full detachment
This is to be used for animation purposes.
The recommended and default setting for this property is 3 steps. That means that when you detach a slice of doughnut or pie interactively, the slice detached will appear in 3 different positions till it reaches the final definitive position.
Notice that the whole chart image will be redrawn on each step. So, if you increase too much this value, it may take a long and undesirable time till the slice is completely detached.



Anyway, I'll make some tests with the samples you provided.

Thanks !

Cesar


>Cesar
>
>I just sent an email message from my hotmail account, it contains a zip file with samples and data and an explanation where I'm seeing problems.
>
>TIA
>
>Max
>
>>>Hi All
>>>
>>>I'm developing an small app for a customer and I'm using MSChart to create pie graphics.
>>>(I do have it solved with the VFPx FoxChars, very nice, but too slow rendering..., so back to the old OCXs).
>>>
>>>I have tried today (until now) to programatically 'explode' a pie slice without success.
>>>this should work:
>>>

>>>formtestchart.oChart.Plot.SeriesCollection(1).DataPoints(-1).offset = 90
>>>

>>>but it doesn't...
>>>
>>>I'm able to drag one or more slices from the pie chart when formtestchart.oChart.AllowSelections = .t., so the chart is able to do slice exploding or offset, how to do it programatically?
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Max
>>
>>Hi Max,
>>
>>Can you better explain about the slow rendering of foxCharts ?
>>Pie or doughnut charts take from 0.15 to 0.35 seconds, when the image is really very big.
>>
>>Or were you having worse results than the above ?
>>
>>Hope to hear from you soon !
>>
>>Cesar