>>I'm curious as to how many of you are handling graphs in VFP. I've played around with the Graph Wizard, but it seems to me that I would not want a user to have to go this route to create a graph. I would need to be able to define a view, run it and then simply send off some parameters to create the graph then either display it to screen or print it much like we can do with the REPORT command.
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>>Thanks,
>>Steve Despres
>Hi Steve.
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>I generally have a "seed" graph that I use and modify using APPEND GENERAL DATA and give it the info to modify the graph. Then, if you put the graph in a form, you can manupulate any of its properties. The best part is that MSGraph comes with VFP and is free. Let me know if you would like some code samples...I will dig them up. Also, there are several good articles in the knowledge base on how to do this if you are interested.
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>Best Regards.
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>Marcia

Marcia,

Thanks and I was wondering if MSGraph came with VFP or whether it came with Office, both of which I have so I couldn't seem to tell. I'd appreciate any examples that you care to send and I'll have to head out to the knowledge base to take a look at things out there. I played a little with it but I didn't spend much time with it and didn't get what I wanted. I know I've got to put more time into it. Any and all assistance would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Steve Despres
sdespres@crosslink.net