Is there a way to put graphs into a Delphi screen?

[PaidtheUmpire]

The data i want to insert looks like the following:

NAME ROUND SCORE1 SCORE2 SCORE3

Bill 1 150 125 86
Bill 2 126 167 151
etc...

Is there a way to 'line' graph it so the point follow this sequence...

150, 125, 86, 126, 167, 151.

Thanks for any help...

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[towerbase]

Try using the TeeChart control.

If your data comes from a database then you might consider using the data-aware version of TeeChart.

Andrew
Hampshire, UK

 

[sggaunt]

Andrew
Is the tchart still on the activex page in after D4, and if so is it any more stable than the last time i tried to use it?

You can use Tcanvas.moveto and .lineto to create your own graphs. if your data is simple this might be the best way.


Steve

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[towerbase]

I use Delphi 7 (and sometimes Delphi 2005). TeeChart is on the Additional components tab and its icon looks like a colourful pie chart. It is, confusingly, called Chart rather than TeeChart.

I have found TeeChart to be reliable and quite easy to use.

The components on the ActiveX tab are not TeeChart. I experimented with those ActiveX components a few years ago but once I got into TeeChart I ignored them.

Andrew
Hampshire, UK

 

[svanels]

Yes Steve, it is still on AcitveX page (Delphi 6), but I prefer the TDBChart (also a TeeChart control) found on the Data Controls palette.
I have not used the Chartfx because my raw data is pulled from a Database. Stable lots of combinations.

Steven van Els
SAvanEls@cq-link.sr