Search results for query: *

MS licensed a subset of the Dundas charting package for their charts in Reporting Services, so I figured they would know. I contacted them and asked them about it, below is their reply... So it sounds like this chart cant be created with the current version of RS's native charting capacity...

Or, another question (related to going the Dundas route)... might it possible to create this kind of graph programatically via .Net (and it just isnt possible to do through the visual design interface?)

Ugh :) Something else I was thinking... I heard that the charting stuff in here was done via licensced Dundas charting components. I wonder if I got some of the full-blown Dundas charting libraries if I could include them in a report via Reporting Services? I remember seeing a how to that...

Here is an example of the underlying data as CSV (it wasnt easy to get it to work in Excel). Widget,Series A Start,Series A End,Series A Bar Start,Series A Growth,Series A Growth (Negative),Series B Start,Series B End,Series B Bar Start,Series B Growth,Series B Growth...

I havent been able to find very much in the way of examples for Reporting Services, so I am hoping someone might be able to help me out here. I am trying to recreate a chart that I created in Excel. Its a stacked bar chart, with a trendline running along the bottom of the X's in the below...

Hey, Thanks for the follow-up! I dont believe it will do what I am wanting. If I remember right, I tried a quick demo in C# with a protected class's method and it didnt work out. I will certainly give it another look (and let you know how it works out).

Also, I know I could create a wrapper class, eg... public class childClass() { private parentClass p = new parentClass(); public doSomethingNew() { p.doSomethingNew(); Console.Writeline("Wrapper childClass: doSomethingNew"); } } public void main() { childClass c = new...

Hey, Say I have the following... [code] // Assume I dont have the source for this code/object/class public parentClass() { public doSomething() { Console.Writeline("Parent Class: doSomething"); } public doSomethingNew() { Console.Writeline("Parent Class: updated doSomething")...

I have 100's of pictures who arent using a true "white" as the background and am creating a simple app to replace anything I consider "whitish" to pure white. The app works fine for all but a few bitmaps that were in a different format (they are using a color palette). I thought the code below...

Hey, I am trying to create a Windows Scripting Host app that will create a result set from one SQL table, and then store those results in another SQL table (which a differnt schema). This might sound like a really odd question, but hang on :) We have a database that is corrupted, we can read...

To summarize Skip's solution.... Dummy data: ================================================= [Time] [Value] [StdErr] [StdErr Low] [Error Band] 1 99 2 97 4 2 120 1.5 118.5 3 3 132 3 129 6 4 141...

Hmm... Well, since we are using the Blank series to set the lower limit area for the error band, and its stacked, the only way (as far as I can tell as this point) to have more than 1 line/band pair is to use the 2nd Y axis (otherwise they continue to stack). This isnt ideal, but might work...

Hey skip, For the benefit of the board... your solution was exactly what I was looking for, and I will write up a quick how to or something to post here as soon as I digest it. Something I've noticed though, my supervisor was wanting to have more than one set of Primary Data Lines + Error Bands...

Not quite... I wish I could send you a picture :) (if you want to send me an email, I will respond with one... send to travis.johnson (@at@) nwea (.dot.) org, remove crap between to keep spammers away). Essentially there should be 1 line which will follow roughly in the center of the two...

Not sure which will paste easier into Excel Copy & Pasted directly from Excel (tab separated)... Time Sample StdErr High Band Low Band Oct Y1 200 2 202 199 Apr Y2 211 2.5 213.5 210.5 Oct Y2 215 2 217 214 Apr Y3 222 1.5 223.5 220.5 Oct Y3 229 2 231 228 Apr Y4 234 2 236 233 Space separated...

(sorry, you saw the pict before I posted my explaination :) )

The above ASCII pict kinda represents what I have to work with. You can kind of make out the upper line (standard error high), middle line (primary value), and the lower line (standard error low). What I need to do now, is essentially play connect the dots with the upper and lower lines and...

---- -------- ---------- --------...

So the problem is, my manager wants to do a normal line graph with the data points for a data series. Then, he has two more series which are the standard error for the first series (essentially just two more series, slighly above, and slightly below the first, but not always parrallel to it)...

Greetings all, I am trying to find the best way to programmatically collect a great deal of data from an older paradox system into a sql server. I have a solution that uses ms access now, but I am wanting to create something a little more robust. I found the bulkcopy object, and some example...