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We need help graphing audiograms
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From
02/11/1998 10:09:22
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turkey
 
 
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02/11/1998 09:03:11
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Visual FoxPro
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Reports & Report designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00153456
Message ID:
00153492
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>Hi, all!
>
>We have a client who does hearing tests. We store the results of these audiograms in a VFP5 database. They would like to graph the results. Does anyone know of any good software for producing graphs? These look to be pretty simple X/Y coordinate graphs.
>
>Any advice would help us a great deal!
>
>- George [Are there 3rd party tools or do people use MSFT Graph or Excel or something?]

George,
For audiograms, physicians need manually setting some values directly on graph, besides manual entry. We did that with a BMP serving as graph wall + some colored shape controls, reacting drag&drop events. Shape locations are stored as X,Y offsets, so this provided a way to plot manually entered values too. "Graph" (which is pure VFP) is refreshed as patient or visit changes. Currently we have one drawback with this approach : While it's fast and neat at "on screen" operations, reporting is a problem. We didn't have time to have a routine that would change frx on the fly for that purpose yet.
OLE automation with MSGraph or Excel is extremely slow for that purpose and doesn't provide a good scale that you would want it to be. Maybe flipper or Hallograms graphics server are good but I never had a chance to try.
Cetin
Çetin Basöz

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