The Chart Control can be used to create charts that display information, such as stock values or trend lines, in a UX Component.

The Google visualization libraries offer an alternative to creating and displaying charts in a UX Component.

Pie slices can be "exploded" to add emphasis. Chart events can be used to dynamically explode pie slices in a Chart control when the chart is double-clicked. Events also be used to enhance a chart with effects such as popup help or additional details.

When a data series must be based on multiple fields in a record rather than a single field across multiple records, a Cross-Sectional data series can be created to map multiple columns in a table to one or more sub-series.

The data series used to create a chart can be generated using JavaScript.

An Xbasic function can be used to create a Custom data series that dynamically computes sub-series data from a SQL database.

Several pre-configured themes are available for changing how a Chart control looks. Themes are great for many cases, however some effects can only be achieved by using CSS.

The default behavior of using the data value for a bar chart labels can be changed.

Some Google Charts can be downloaded as a bitmap image and embedded in a PDF or saved to disk. A button added to a UX Component can be used to download a chart created using the Google Chart API.

Chart controls in a UX component can be exported to PDF or RTF using Action Javascript.

A Data Series can be used to dynamically populate a Javascript Chart control in a UX Component with data from a SQL Database.

A JavaScript function can be used to dynamically populate the data and properties for a Javascript Chart control in a UX Component.

Multiple data series can be plotted in one Chart control, either as one chart type or using several chart types.

Alpha Anywhere's server-side charting controls will evenly distribute date and time series when plotting the data, even if the series is missing intermediate dates.

Multiple Chart controls can reference the same data series. When a Data series is refreshed, all charts that reference the data series are also updated.

A Data Series can be split into multiple logical series using a sub-series. This technique is useful in situations where the data you would like to plot can easily be split into multiple series - such as sales information over multiple years by company.

Data used to populate a Google Chart can be dynamically created from a SQL database.

Charts can be created based on data from a Web Service. Using Xbasic callbacks, data from a web service such as Yahoo! Finance can be retrieved and used to populate a data series in a Chart control.