FusionCharts Instrumentation Suite is a collection of gauges and instrumentation controls, which you can use to develop financial applications, instrument panels, executive dashboards, live "up-to-second" stock monitors, project timelines with Gantt charts and manufacting process monitoring applications. Perfectly suited for data visualization and analysis requirements, where KPI's (Key Performance Indicators) and other critical data is monitored in real time, FusionCharts Instrumentation Suite brings the combined experience of programmers and graphic artists to you in a set of extremely easy-to-use controls.

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Date Added: Oct 10, 2006 Hits: 9 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

Again using that great original bar chart code with a little modification, we can render a true stacked bar chart. We will use a different color for each stack and each stack will have its own tool tip too ! Just pass an array with your colors, one for each bar. The colors are specified by name, each color name has a corresponding spacer, a gif image file that is dynamically plugged into the IMG tag SRC attribute via our asp code. Make sure to place these files in your /images folder. For expanded tool tip information, pass an array with the additional text. Our example chart display five sensors (columns) with four states of alarm. (stacks). The right-hand column (bar) will represent the totals. The tool tip will first display the quantity followed by a description of what this stack on the bar represents. Note: You can embed the VbTab character to separate tool tip text into columns.

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Charting is most common task you will need in data presentation. This article shows simple method to create charts without external client or server objects, without .gif, jpg or png - the chart is created as HTML, directly in page. The simpliest task is to create bar charts. HTML gives you many formatting possibilities to show bars in graph.

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This script will generate a Column Graph with the data indicated in the first part of the script

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The bar chart sample in asp101.com served as the basis for building this stack bar chart. A strong feature of the sample is the ability to read the values of the bars through the tool tip text. Each bar is an image inside a table data () HTML tag, that is sized to reflect its value

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In this first part, we take a step-by-step approach to automatically generate a bar (or pie) chart from data stored in a database.

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This sample code demonstrates how to create effective graphs using simple html and the output from an access db but without the need for third party components. The example shows the stock performance for Yahoo.

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Charts are very useful for internet applications. Imagine an online stock brokerage, or perhaps you have a scientific site that tracks population patterns. You can use charts virtually anywhere. The problem is that most people believe to create a chart, you must use a separate program and create a GIF or JPG to insert into your web page, not to mention the fact that there are not many resources out there to show you how. Here, we'll show you how to do it dynamically and through ASP, so no more chart GIFs!

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Ok so now you probably know how to get data from databases, text files, forms etc. But when it comes to displaying that data people mostly use tables or listings. The fact is that pure text is bit boring and often you'll get your points across allot better with a simple graph than with a whole page of text. There are several ways to do this, and if you can afford it server components is probably the best way to do it. This is because such components can generate images serverside, giving you both a high grade of browser compatibility (no need for Java or plugins) as well as high grade of design freedom. But what if you can't pay up several hundred or thousands of dollars to buy such a component? There are alternatives. Our first approach is using images that we resize with ASP to display bar graphs. Our second approach is a Java applet that can display a more advanced graph, but depends on a Java capable browser.

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To begin with, we need to create an HTML page or you could use any extension you would like. This is going to be the page the content is displayed on. Later in the article we will build a ASP page that generates the chart and is called using AJAX from the main page. I will not go into all of the details of creating a page and the entire layout, but rather focus on the items related to the chart.

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