Is there any way to create charts in .net?
I'm searching for help about Microsoft Graph control,
but can't find anything!
I added the reference to the project, but can't find the component on the
toolbar
any help or any alternative component?
thanks
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"Leo De Candia" <ld*******@libe ro.it> wrote in message
news:43******** *************@n ews.tiscali.it. .. Is there any way to create charts in .net?
I'm searching for help about Microsoft Graph control,
but can't find anything!
I added the reference to the project, but can't find the component on the
toolbar
any help or any alternative component?
thanks
I believe you can look at the methods of the graphics class.
DrawRectangle, DrawArc, etc will let you make your own pie charts or bar
charts.
I use Chartfx , expensive but very good and easy to use
Hal Rosser wrote: "Leo De Candia" <ld*******@libe ro.it> wrote in message
news:43******** *************@n ews.tiscali.it. ..
Is there any way to create charts in .net?
I'm searching for help about Microsoft Graph control,
but can't find anything!
I added the reference to the project, but can't find the component on the
toolbar
any help or any alternative component?
thanks
I believe you can look at the methods of the graphics class.
DrawRectangle, DrawArc, etc will let you make your own pie charts or bar
charts.
Hi Leo,
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wow, I have just started on this, and only a minute ago requested where could
I find an easy pie graph.. Thanks, Christo. cheers. 4canine
"Christo Bahchevanov" wrote: Hi Leo,
Please feel free to download and try the fully featured evaluation
Nevron Chart for .NET from: http://www.nevron.com
It is powerful, flexible, extensible and user-friendly. It aims to
provide your applications with data visualization capabilities, which
will significantly improve the looks and penetration of your product.
Nevron Chart for .NET combines the power of raster and vector graphics
and employs state of art 2D and 3D rendering technologies.
Now you can download the new Beta version of Nevron Chart for .NET v4.0
from:
http://www.nevron.com/Downloads.aspx...&downloadID=27
Let me know if you have any questions or if you need more detailed
information.
Best regards,
Christo Bahchevanov
Nevron - Visualize Your Success
Email: ch*****@nevron. com, sa***@nevron.co m
http://www.nevron.com
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