Newbies John Yeagle Posted September 18, 2002 Newbies Posted September 18, 2002 Is there a FileMaker program that will generate a Pie Chart from my data? I found an old program called ChartMaker but I don't believe the program is currently supported. Thanks, John
SteveB Posted September 18, 2002 Posted September 18, 2002 Chartmaster is so old that the user had to chisel his own pie out of stone. I think your best bet is to send the data to Excel. Waves in Motion has a plugin that I think might do charting, but I don't know about pies.
keshalyi Posted September 25, 2002 Posted September 25, 2002 Now... I did once help on a db that built a pie chart itself - basically what it did was it made a seperate database, with 360 records with two fields: a container and a label. Then, in filemaker, they built 360 teeny-weeny wedge shaped fields, and just pulled data from the other database to determine how many wedges to turn what colour, and then labeled the middle wedge of the range. I haven't the slightest idea how they made wedge-shaped container fields, but it sure was neat. Kudos to you if you can reproduce the effect. I know that they basically built a rectangle for each wedge, and then made rectangles to cover the part of the wedge they didn't want to show. But, its a boggler, really. I've got a headace already, from thinking about it, but hey, there you have it, if you REALLY want to do it in Filemaker A) You have to be crazy IT is, distantly, possible
CobaltSky Posted September 26, 2002 Posted September 26, 2002 ChartMakerPro does a good job of producing a range of basic charts in native FMP (plus a lot of elbow grease). The price is not too daunting for Brian's 'kit'. oAzium Charts is a plug-in which offers greater flexibility and sophistication (but at a price). Produces good crisp image output and covers a broader spectrum. http://wmotion.com/all_charts.html The zenith of charting for FileMaker Pro would have to be the xmCHART plug-in from X2Max - a vast, comprehesive range of charts and options, with better imaging (combining graphics and gradients etc) and more control than I've seen anywhere else. http://www.x2max.com/english/products/xmCHART/info.html All three will do pies
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