Can you make it happen through the MSChart properties dialog?

>Hi Terry
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>Yes, I know, that is exactly what I have being doing with forms and MSChart.
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>All that I need now is to 'explode' a pie slice programatically, as it is possible to drag the pie slice off the pie using the mouse when formtestchart.oChart.AllowSelections = .t.,
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>For example, coloring each pie slice works with the following code, each slice is referenced wiht SeriesCollection(1), 2, etc:
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>formtestchart.pageframe1.page1.oChart.Plot.SeriesCollection(2).DataPoints(-1).Brush.FillColor.Set(250,50,140)
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>And again, this must work for the slice exploding, but it does not...
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>formtestchart.oChart.Plot.SeriesCollection(1).DataPoints(-1).offset = 90
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>>Maximo
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>>You do know that you can add a chart to a form and then drive it from the VFP window. If it's an In Screen form with a chart on it, run the form. Then, in the command window, type Myform.MyChart to expose the property and methods.
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>>You will have to hack it out - experiment. Once you do you rule. I do a lot of stuff with MSChart - but the questions I had were beyond the how to seminar presentations we're so used to - so I hacked it out.
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>>Check my site. The charts are all interactive. Once you get beyond "how do I make a series red", the message boards can't help you. You got to hack it.
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>>Terry
>>www.r6solutions.com/
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>>>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).
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>>>I have tried today (until now) to programatically 'explode' a pie slice without success.
>>>this should work:
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>>>formtestchart.oChart.Plot.SeriesCollection(1).DataPoints(-1).offset = 90
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>>>but it doesn't...
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>>>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