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Modifying MSGraph Graph In Visual FoxPro
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03/12/1998 11:10:48
 
 
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03/12/1998 10:09:54
Becky Vidal
Heritage Information Systems, Inc.
Richmond, Virginie, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
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Problèmes
Divers
Thread ID:
00155228
Message ID:
00163662
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>Thanks for you previous help with my graphing problems. I am still having problems and was wondering if you can help. Let me further describe what I am trying to do. I have a table which was created using the Graph Wizard in VFP containing one general field (this file is used as a template). I have a program which allows the user to import new data into the application. This program copies the template file to the respective directory and updates the general field by building a data string and using the APPEND GENERAL field DATA array statement. This works fine, but does not allow the user to modify the graph. The graph is only displayed on a report. The user modifies the graph by double clicking on the General field of the database. So, I found a piece of code you had written to help answer another users questions and tried doing the following:
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>I built the data string and opened the database containing the general field and used the APPEND GENERAL olegraph Data lcdata Class MSGraph statement. I know I ran the program at least once and this worked; although the user had to make many changes to the graph to configure it the way they wanted it to display on a report. Any time after that I tried to run the import program, I get the error OLE Error code 0x800401fe: Application was launched but it didn't register a class factory. I can not seem to figure out how to fix this error. And also does the above code look like it should work? Thanks again.

I have not seen this error message before, but upon running a search on Microsoft's site, I found the following knowledge base article.

On the part where the user modifies the graph by double-clicking on the field you may consider creating a form with an ole bound control with recordsource pointing to this field. Of course the form's data environment should include the source table. Hope this helps.
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