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MSChart RangeColumn type chart [modified]

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    JohnQuar1
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    Hello, I am trying to create a RangeColumn chart in Visual Studio 2008 with C#. All of my data is being brought in through a DB and is fairly simple. I have two columns, a category and a value. I want the first category to be displayed normally with y= 0 and then go to y= 200. Then I want the second category to start at y=200 then go to y=300, so basically it would not be starting at zero anymore. Ive heard this referred to as a waterfall chart, but not entirely sure. I do not how to do this with just two columns of data. Do I need to create a query that does all of the math or is there a way do to this through the properties in MSChart? Data

    Category

    Total

    Device

    38111

    Plant

    6063

    Improvement

    2266

    ex DEVICES: x=0, y1= 0, y2= 38111 PLANT: x=1, y1= 38111, y2 = 44174 IMPROVEMENTS: x=2, y1= 44174, y2 = 46440 I have been making all of the charts entirely through the design mode of Visual Studio 2008, and have not played with the code at all. I would be forever indebt to you if you could help out. Thanks! JM

    modified on Thursday, July 2, 2009 1:45 PM

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