how to use the ms office chart 9.0/11.0 control in vb.net

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Hi,

I have a task that need to display the employees worked hours and idle hours using chart control.These data is coming from access db.

I have Ms office chart 9.0 and 11.0 contorls in my framework(3.5)
But i don't know how to use these controls.

Ex;-

per day every employee has 8 hours,per week 40 hours.iam storing the worked hours in the db.

when the lead want to display the week wise chart:=

38 2 35 5
wrked idle worked idel
hours

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ramesh Ranjini

Ramesh & Rajini are the employees

Ramesh worked hours are 38 and idle hours are 2 like this

Thanks,
Sucharitha

Posted 5-Aug-12 20:26pm

RagSuchi

Updated 5-Aug-12 20:51pm

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Joan M 6-Aug-12 3:48am

What have you done till now?
How is the data stored?
Do you know how to connect to the database?
How many employees do have to be shown?
How do you plan to select those employees?
What do you need to know about the charting controls?
...

Your question is too vague and too wide. Improve it please.

Kenneth Haugland 6-Aug-12 15:13pm

From OP:
Hi Joan Murt, Till now i have wrote the query group by employee...query works perfectly but i don't know how to bind that query into chart control. Based on the datewise search i need to show both worked and idle hours of every employee.

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Kenneth Haugland · Answer 1 · 2012-08-06T09:15:00

Solution 1

You would find lots of exmples on Google [^]on how to use the chart control....

Posted 6-Aug-12 9:15am

Kenneth Haugland