Gathering Data for Chart in Wizard

[Armysniper]

I have a wizard that gathers information and stores it through each step in an object that I have created. The object is stored in Session through each step of the wizard until all the data is gathered and the I go and display charts based on the entries. How can I get this object into the Chart? Can someone provide an example? Here is the code for the object that stores the data...

 using System;

using System.Data;

using System.Configuration;

using System.Web;

using System.Web.Security;

using System.Web.UI;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;

using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;

using System.Collections;

using System.Data;

/// <summary>

/// Summary description for EconomicWizardInfo

/// </summary>

public class EconomicWizardInfo

{

 public EconomicWizardInfo()

 {

 }

  ArrayList programExpenses = new ArrayList();

  public ArrayList ProgramExpenses

  {

  get { return programExpenses; }

  set { programExpenses = value; }

  }

 

  ArrayList programs = new ArrayList();

  public ArrayList ProgramNames

  {

  get { return programs; }

  set { programs = value; }

  }

  ArrayList revenues = new ArrayList();

  public ArrayList ProgramRevenues

  {

  get { return revenues; }

  set { revenues = value; }

  }

  ArrayList percentages = new ArrayList();

  public ArrayList ProgramTimeAllocation

  {

  get { return percentages; }

  set { percentages = value; }

  }

  int totalExpenses = 0;

  public int TotalExpenses

  {

  get { return totalExpenses; }

  set { totalExpenses = value; }

  }

  int fundRaisingExpenses = 0;

  public int FundRaisingExpenses

  {

  get { return fundRaisingExpenses; }

  set { fundRaisingExpenses = value; }

  }

  int generalAdminExpenses = 0;

  public int GeneralAdminExpenses

  {

  get { return generalAdminExpenses; }

  set { generalAdminExpenses = value; }

  }

  int totalRevenues = 0;

  public int TotalRevenues

  {

  get { return totalRevenues; }

  set { totalRevenues = value; }

  }

  int charitableContributions = 0;

  public int CharitableContributions

  {

  get { return charitableContributions; }

  set { charitableContributions = value; }

  }

  int unrestrictedGrants = 0;

  public int UnrestrictedGrants

  {

  get { return unrestrictedGrants; }

  set { unrestrictedGrants = value; }

  }

  int nonProgramAdminTime = 0;

  public int NonProgramAdminTime

  {

  get { return nonProgramAdminTime; }

  set { nonProgramAdminTime = value; }

  }

  public DataSet GetProgramNames()

  {

  DataSet ds = new DataSet();

  DataTable dt = new DataTable();

  dt.Rows.Add(programs);

  ds.Tables.Add(dt);

  return ds;

  }

  public DataSet GetProgramDataValues()

  {

  DataSet ds = new DataSet();

  DataTable dt = new DataTable("ProgramData");

  DataColumn prog = new DataColumn("ProgramName");

  DataColumn pExp = new DataColumn("ProgramExpense");

  DataColumn pRev = new DataColumn("ProgramRevenue");

  DataColumn pTime = new DataColumn("ProgramTimeAllocation");

  DataRow dr;

  object[] rowArray = new object[4];

  for (int x = 0; x < programs.Count; x++)

  {

  rowArray[0] = programs[x];

  rowArray[1] = programExpenses[x];

  rowArray[2] = revenues[x];

  rowArray[3] = percentages[x];

  dr = dt.NewRow();

  dr.ItemArray = rowArray;

  dt.Rows.Add(dr);

  }

  ds.Tables.Add(dt);

  return ds;

  }

}

[maximop]

Once you return the DataSet, you need to bind it to the DataSource property of the chart as follows:

chart1.DataSourceSettings.DataSource = ds.Tables[0];