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What chart control do you use?

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  • A Atle Bjanes

    First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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    Lost User
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    I've used the DevExpress chart control a few times - it worked great for me. I won't link to it - if you're going to look at it, you may as well click through the banner ad that appears here for their controls every couple of page refreshes. Cheers, Drew.

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    • A Atle Bjanes

      First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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      Chris Maunder
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      We use Dundas Chart on CodeProject (and not just because they comp us a copy ;)) It really does rock.

      cheers, Chris Maunder

      CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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      • A Atle Bjanes

        First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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        Ravi Bhavnani
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        I strongly recommend Dundas Chart. :) /ravi

        This is your brain on Celcius Home | Music | Articles | Freeware | Trips ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

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        • A Atle Bjanes

          First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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          Sathesh Sakthivel
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          I too strongly recommend Dundas Chart which is used in CP itself and it strictly followed here in CP.

          SSK. Anyone who says sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain.

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          • A Atle Bjanes

            First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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            NormDroid
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            I don't I write my own.

            WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath

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              I don't I write my own.

              WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath

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              Rajesh R Subramanian
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              norm .net wrote:

              I don't I write my own.

              I tell that you do it painstakingly only because Satips is using Dundas chart :laugh:

              Real men drive manual transmission.

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              • A Atle Bjanes

                First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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                reshi999
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                I use Telerik controls for both winforms and ASP.NET - these offer a high level of customisation and code can easily be migrated between online\offline use, also the other tools they offer are great value. http://www.telerik.com/

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                • R reshi999

                  I use Telerik controls for both winforms and ASP.NET - these offer a high level of customisation and code can easily be migrated between online\offline use, also the other tools they offer are great value. http://www.telerik.com/

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                  Howard Richards
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                  Telerik user here too - the Dundas and others were all good but a lot of them wanted me to buy a whole set of controls when I only wanted a chart. I like it but don't use it very much, just a few simple bar/line charts.

                  'Howard

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                  • H Howard Richards

                    Telerik user here too - the Dundas and others were all good but a lot of them wanted me to buy a whole set of controls when I only wanted a chart. I like it but don't use it very much, just a few simple bar/line charts.

                    'Howard

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                    reshi999
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                    Yeah, should be noted that the winforms package has to be bought as a set whereas the asp.net controls can be bought seperatly (allthough I use virtually all their controls in my projects, particullarly recommend grid and combobox functionality)

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                    • A Atle Bjanes

                      First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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                      Matt Gullett
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                      I recommend the Dundas chart library for both win-forms and web applications. Dundas has done an excellent job with their charts in a very short period of time. My second suggestion, for web applications only, is the wonderful chart library by InfoSoftGlobal called Fusion Charts. Their flash based charts are very eye-catching, easy to use/configure and inexpensive. Dundas = $$$ FusionCharts = $

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                      • A Atle Bjanes

                        First post here - did a search and came up fairly empty, so here goes: I am developing an app to analyze and display data in graphical form - mainly histograms and scatter (X-Y) plots. I used GMS toolbox in VB6, but switching to .NET, I'd like to update the look and feel. Without spending an arm and a leg (and also getting a lot of chart types and features I do not need), do y'all have any recommendations? Thx, Atle

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                        Jeremy T Fuller
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                        After an exhaustive comparison study, we decided on Dundas Enterprise (as many have mentioned already). It's not cheap at all, but it is the best feature for feature. It's also reasonably easy to use (although the documentation isn't that great).

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