Mo,

Use Excel through OLE automation. Go into Excel and record a macro as you create the graph that you want. Open the macro in the VB editor and copy the code. With a little editing you can paste this code into VFP. Then oExcel = CREATEOBJECT("Excel.Application").... and off you go!

There is also an example of a graph on a form in the Solutions.pjx which ships with VFP.


>Hello
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>The last time I printed Graph was 8 years ago using _GENGRAPH, going back to the help to see how to do it and I found that _GENGRAPH is history and they want us to use the Graph Wizard.
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>I found the Graph Wizard useless for my aim which is to print a Graph from dynamic query.
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>How to do it?? and what the best tool??
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>Thanks
>Mo