thanks
>You can use the repaint property to stop this.
>
>Mace
>
>>Because, (If I'm not wrong)
>>everytime you set a datapoint from the MSChart-object, MSchart is repainting the Graph; if you set the it with an array the chart is painted in one time.
>>
>>I'm not sure about this because I can't test it.
>>>>Still no tricks.
>>>>
>>>>But, why don't you just create a wrapper method on your wrapper class?
>>>>This is quite a clean solution.
>>>>
>>>>Eg:
>>>>
>>>>LOCAL loObject AS oleChart
>>>>LOCAL loForm AS Form
>>>>LOCAL laMyArray[5]
>>>>
>>>>loForm = CREATEOBJECT( "FORM")
>>>>loForm.NewObject( "oleChart", "oleChart")
>>>>loObject = loForm.oleChart
>>>>
>>>>loObject.MySetData( @laMyArray)
>>>>
>>>>RETURN
>>>>
>>>>DEFINE CLASS oleChart AS OLEControl
>>>> OLEClass = "MSChart20Lib.MSChart.2"
>>>>
>>>>PROCEDURE MySetData
>>>>LPARAMETERS taDataArray
>>>>LOCAL lnRow, lnColumn
>>>>
>>>>EXTERNAL ARRAY taDataArray
>>>>
>>>>THIS.ColumnCount = ALEN( taDataArray,2)
>>>>THIS.RowCount = ALEN( taDataArray,1)
>>>>
>>>>FOR lnColumn = 1 TO THIS.ColumnCount
>>>> FOR lnRow = 1 TO THIS.RowCount
>>>> THIS.Column = lnColumn
>>>> THIS.Row = lnRow
>>>> THIS.Data = taDataArray[ lnRow, lnColumn]
>>>> ENDFOR
>>>>ENDFOR
>>>>
>>>>ENDDEFINE
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Thanks for your reply,
>>>>>I hope someone can help me and tell me if there's a trick for this, It would make my code (MsChart-wrapper) a lot cleaner.
>>>>>