Display a chart using VIsual Basic 2010

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I have written a VB program that I need to output the results in a graph - I have tried following the Technet article but it still does not seem to work - Can someone provide a solid way of doing this.

I basically have 4 values called r,g,b,y which are integers and each one need to have a column on the x axis - I do not need value for the y axis - I want it to appear in a Windows form.

Any help would be appreciated

Posted 18-Sep-12 5:06am

DarrenAuchnie

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[no name] 18-Sep-12 11:10am

"the Technet article"? And what does "still does not seem to work" mean exactly?

DarrenAuchnie 18-Sep-12 11:14am

On this site - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2c610fkb(VS.71).aspx - It says in the code MSChart1.ChartData where MSChart1 is the name of the chart - when i try it i do not get the .Chartdata property afterwards

[no name] 18-Sep-12 11:18am

Okay and did you add an MSChart control to your application? Did you name it MSChart1?

DarrenAuchnie 19-Sep-12 9:55am

I got my chart working now just need the code to transfer integer variables r,g,b,y into the values of x - I cannot seem to find the property to do it

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2012-09-18T06:11:00

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If you use MS Visual Studio 2010, see these:
http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/mschart[^]
A flexible charting library for .NET[^]

If i'm not wrong, you can use PrintForm class[^] too.

Posted 18-Sep-12 6:11am

Maciej Los