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Old August 28th, 2006, 08:00 AM
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The Basics of Charting with the MS Chart Control

MS Chart Control 6.0 (OLEDB) is the MSChart20.ocx ActiveX control that you can use in VB 6.0 for creating charts. It can graphically display data and format the various regions of the chart. Since it is not a standard control it must be added from the components collection. It is by no means an easy to use interface. This tutorial looks at some of the basic manipulations that you can do with this control. This control appears in FAQ (frequently asked questions) on many forums.


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