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Hi,
I am totally new to the graphical representation of the data. I want to make a progress report of students, based on marks achieved each year.
For example, in year 2005 marks were 750. in 2006 780 in 2007 800

I want to show it graphically. Could any body give me code example?

Thanks a lot.
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You may use the Chart Controls (see Chart Controls[^] at MSDN, see also New Microsoft Chart Controls for Web and Windows Forms Applications[^] at CodeProject).
 
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Wendelius 3-Jan-12 11:42am    
Very useful links, 5.
Also along with the implementation, consider what you want the user to see and/or what you want to emphasis. There are lots of different diagram types. For example a simple line graph may be useful to show overall progress but also a bar graph could be an option if the marks are gotten once per year. A stacked bar could be informative if the marks need to be separated into categories and so on.
 
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Furqan Sehgal 3-Jan-12 11:48am    
Even a line graph is ok, but how to make it? Any code examples?
How to put values stored in my variables to graph?
Wendelius 3-Jan-12 11:54am    
Did you have a look at links CPallini posted. For example from the first link the tutorial is very good: Tutorial: Creating a Basic Chart (Chart Controls)[^]a>].

Don't know if these still work, but you can give it a try: Samples Environment for Microsoft Chart Controls[^]
You should definitely have a look at this article: A flexible charting library for .NET[^]. It was written by the author of the famous ZedGraph library, JChampion[^].

The library can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/zedgraph/[^].

Regards,

Manfred
 
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