The Chart control works just like a chart in Excel or Lotos. You provide a matrix of numeric values, and a chart gives the graphical relationship between these values. Using the Chart control, you can give your user with up-to-the-minute feedback regarding a set of numbers. Active X chart control supports 7 chart types. Each chart type has three different styles that can be employed:
Chart Type |
Styles |
| Area Chart | Simple Chart Stacked Chart.. 100%. |
| Bar Chart | Simple Chart. Stacked Chart. 100%. |
| Column Chart | Simple Chart. Stacked Chart. 100%. |
| Line Chart | Simple Chart. Stacked Chart. 100%. |
| Pie Chart | Simple Chart. One wedge of the chart is offset by some distance from the center. |
| Point Chart | Simple Chart. Stacked Chart. 100%. |
| Stocks Chart | With Open, High, Low, and Close values. Simple Chart. Connected Chart. |
The IEchART control supports the following properties:
Property |
Description |
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| progID | IEchART.OCX | ||
| ClassID | FC25B780-75BE-11CF-8B01-444553540000 | ||
| BackStyle | 0 for transparent; 1 for opaque | ||
| ChartType | One of the following: 0=Simple Pie | ||
| 1=Pie with wedge out | |||
| 2=Point Chart | |||
| 3=Stacked Point | |||
| 4=Full Point | |||
| 5=Simple Line | |||
| 6=Stacked Line | |||
| 7=Full Line | |||
| 8=Simple Area | |||
| 9=Stacked Area | |||
| 10=Full Area | |||
| 11=Simple Column |
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