User (Legacy) Posted August 6, 2000 Report Posted August 6, 2000 I have a similar problem... did you get to solve this one? D.K. "Boris Drobowski" <bdrobowski@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:DE0379D14694D211B4CE00609770710D05CDD3@sftfx-221.wamnet.net... > Sorry about the double post... I hit "send" by mistake... now to the > problem: > > I've been trying the ChartFX IE trial version with ASP and ADO. I'm plotting > HLC and OHLC charts using my dataset. > > When I try to chart a mutlitype graph, it wont work with ADO directly, I > have to loop manually and insert the data into ChartFX. My code is as > follows (simplified): > > the SQL statement: > strSQL = "SELECT Date, High, Close, Low, Volume, Comparison FROM table > WHERE.... " > rsChart1.Open strSql, "DSN=dbChartData;" > > Chart1.Gallery = 9 > Chart1.OpenDataEx COD_VALUES, 5, 1 > Chart1.CloseData COD_VALUES > Chart1.OpenDataEx COD_COLORS, 5, 0 > Chart1.Color(HLC_LOW) = colChart ' Low > Chart1.Color(HLC_HIGH) = colChart ' High > Chart1.Color(HLC_CLOSE) = colChart ' Close > Chart1.Series(3).Gallery = BAR > Chart1.Series(4).Gallery = LINE > Chart1.OpenDataEx COD_COLORS, 5, 0 > > Chart1.AdoResultSet rsChart1 > > This fails miserably. Only one line plots, (Series 4, I think), and when I > try to use the ActiveX chart to view the data, IE5 crashes. > > The simple HLC works fine, though, using the select statement as: > strSQL = "SELECT Date, High, Close, Low FROM table WHERE.... " > and similar code to above to define the chart. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated > > Thanks > > Boris D. > >
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