charts on a User Form?

jamiguel77

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i am interested on draw charts on a USer form, specially in a Multipagecontrol, how to do?

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So are you saying this link says if can be done.
Then if that's true how does it say to do it?

Now it is true you can put a image on a userform but as far as I know not a image of a Chart that would keep being updated.

But if it's possible I will learn something here to as I follow this thread
 
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yes with a image i can do the graphs.....

but i need detect the click on a Zone of the Graph..

with a image how to?

Thanks
 
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yes with a image i can do the graphs.....

but i need detect the click on a Zone of the Graph..

with a image how to?

Thanks

What do mean by zone on the Graph ? are you refering to chart data points , series etc ? and what you do you expect to happen when clicking ?
 
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i think in a Pie Chart.

Apples = 36%
Oranges = 18%
Bannanas = 46%

if user click on Bannanas area i want detect is a Bannana area and display the Detail of the 46%

i am explained? thanks
 
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If you add the data labels with their details to the pie chart before copying the chart then the corresponding details like percentage , serie name etc will show on the userform chart image and you wont need to click
 
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I'm still monitoring this thread.
So can you provide the code needed to load a Chart into a Userform Image control.

Lets say the Chart is named Grades
 
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Select Case chartIndex
Case 1
Set NewSheet = wbk.Sheets("Grades")

Set myChart = NewSheet.ChartObjects("Budget")
Dim imageName As String
imageName = Application.DefaultFilePath & Application.PathSeparator & "TempChart.gif"
Set myChartChart = myChart.Chart
myChartChart.Export FileName:=imageName
FArchForm.Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(imageName)

Set myChart = NewSheet.ChartObjects("Actual")
imageName = Application.DefaultFilePath & Application.PathSeparator & "TempChart2.gif"
Set myChartChart = myChart.Chart
myChartChart.Export FileName:=imageName
FArchForm.Image2.Picture = LoadPicture(imageName)


Case 2
Set ChartData = ActiveSheet.Range("D2:D20")
ChartName = ActiveSheet.Range("D1")
Case 3
Set ChartData = ActiveSheet.Range("E2:E20")
ChartName = ActiveSheet.Range("E1")
End Select
 
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