Put in chart in xml

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How to put in chart in xml

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letamp;#39;s first add a simple web form now letamp;#39;s check the toolbox and here within the data category we can find a chart control air within the serious xml element here we can add the points xml element and as child elements and the asp data point with the attribute x value and y values with a value we want to be reflected in the chart we can continue with a few more elements with other values one more and we can now give it a try and see how does it look here it is

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It is simple to create a basic table from XML data: Create a table and add a row. Add a cell, and add a paragraph to the cell. Right click the paragraph Add text Variable value. Select the variable from the list, and click OK. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to add additional columns.
Creating data in XML format Open an XML or text editor. In the first line of your file, add the following code to define your file as an XML file: After the line that defines your file as an XML file, specify an element for the business object type that you are loading information about.
To convert Excel to XML, you can follow these steps: Create an Excel spreadsheet. Create an XML schema. Enable the Developer tab. Open the XML Source pane. Map XML file to Excel file. Convert Excel file to XML file. Save the XML file.
XML Path. The query is to convert the data table to XML format. select*from Products for xml path(Products),root(ProductDetails) SQL. Copy. Result. XML Auto. The query is to convert the data table to XML format. select*from Products for xml auto,root(ProductDetails) SQL. Copy. Result.
The XML used to define a graph for Service Manager is an extension of a graph definition standard GXL. The GXL standard defines the basic structure for defining nodes and edges, but is lacking in specifics about graph visualization.
Viewing XML Files Most browsers will display an XML document with color-coded elements. Often a plus (+) or minus sign (-) to the left of the elements can be clicked to expand or collapse the element structure. To view raw XML source, try to select View Page Source or View Source from the browser menu.

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