3D Charts
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3D Charts
Do I have the option in profound UI to display 3D Charts next to each other? For example Budget vs. Actual; January (Budget/Actual), February (Budget/Actual), etc.
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Re: 3D Charts
Actually what I looking for, is to display STAKED or CLUSTERED column in 3D, Do we have that option in Profound UI ?
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Re: 3D Charts
The charts in Profound UI can do a LOT of stuff that's not available through the basic widget properties that are provided.
We are providing (via OEM licensing) the FusionCharts XT product from Fusion Charts. The widgets we provide are just a few simplistic examples of what you can do with them. But, if you build the chart data with XML (using the 'chart xml' or 'chart url' property), you can actually do a LOT more than the basic chart properties provide. You can learn about all of the chart capabilities here:
http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/
You can also use additional chart types that aren't listed in the widget by setting the 'Chart type' property to 'other'. Then, you can use any of the charts in the proddata/charts folder, even those we don't list in the dropdown. Just type the filename (without the .swf extension) and it'll work. Again, you'll want to use the 'chart xml' or 'chart url' properties for the data.
I don't know if I fully understand exactly what you are trying to do, though. Not sure what 'STAKED or CLUSTERED' means... from your first message, I actually thought you were looking for multi-series charts... but maybe what I said above will point you in the right direction?
We are providing (via OEM licensing) the FusionCharts XT product from Fusion Charts. The widgets we provide are just a few simplistic examples of what you can do with them. But, if you build the chart data with XML (using the 'chart xml' or 'chart url' property), you can actually do a LOT more than the basic chart properties provide. You can learn about all of the chart capabilities here:
http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/
You can also use additional chart types that aren't listed in the widget by setting the 'Chart type' property to 'other'. Then, you can use any of the charts in the proddata/charts folder, even those we don't list in the dropdown. Just type the filename (without the .swf extension) and it'll work. Again, you'll want to use the 'chart xml' or 'chart url' properties for the data.
I don't know if I fully understand exactly what you are trying to do, though. Not sure what 'STAKED or CLUSTERED' means... from your first message, I actually thought you were looking for multi-series charts... but maybe what I said above will point you in the right direction?
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Re: 3D Charts
Here's an example of a stacked chart in the FusionCharts documentation:
http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/con ... Col3D.html
So if you wanted to use that example in a Rich Display, you'd:
1) Set the 'Chart type' to other, then type 'StackedColumn3D' as the chart type.
2) generate the XML (shown below the chart) using string operations in your RPG program, and put it into an RPG string.
3) bind that string to the 'chart xml' property of the chart widget.
Hope that helps
http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/con ... Col3D.html
So if you wanted to use that example in a Rich Display, you'd:
1) Set the 'Chart type' to other, then type 'StackedColumn3D' as the chart type.
2) generate the XML (shown below the chart) using string operations in your RPG program, and put it into an RPG string.
3) bind that string to the 'chart xml' property of the chart widget.
Hope that helps
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Re: 3D Charts
Absolutely, you are pointing me to the right direction.
Thank you so much Scott.
Thank you so much Scott.
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