>>Trying to allow user to click a button and receive a graph of some data. I'd like to pick the x & y axes for the user (might save a bit of time if you can imagine) instead of him/her having to drag the fields onto the axes. I'd also like to programmatically select the graph title and type.
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>>Is there a simple way to do this?
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>>TIA!!!!!!!!
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>>Mark W. Mitchell
>>mark@remarkable-systems.com
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>And if you get a good answer, please let me know. I wouldn't mind using just the Wizard.App that comes with VFP to do graphing but I've yet to find a method where I could do as you also wish.....pass it parameters supplied by a user and let the graph form itself. The resonses that I got to a similar question that I posted is that many are using ProEssential, an ActiveX control that costs $369.00 at programmers paradise. You also have the option of Flipper, an active X control at $249.00 whose ad you can find in Advisor. I've done a little experimenting with MS Graph, an ActiveX control supplied with VFP and have yet to make it really workable. Everyone here points to the May 1997 article in Advisor for that but I moved in June and it's tucked in a box somewhere so I can't remember the article. I still don't have a workable solution with MS Graph. I have not solved my graphing dilemma yet, but am probably going to look further into ProEssential or Flipper. I'd still like to find
>a manner in which to use what is already supplied though.
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>Steve Despres
>sdespres@crosslink.net


Steve,

I have the MAY issue of Advisor and am currently reviewing it. I'll let you know what I find out. Thanks for the Flipper, etc. info.

Mark