Chart Web Parts in SharePoint for Dynamic Charts
Do you want to display some dynamic charts while presenting a report before your boss? Then you may want to consider this—The Chart Web Part is something which can be used to generate charts in the Windows SharePoint Services environment. The Web Part supports data coming from XML files and Web Part Connections, and it generates charts as either a server-side image or as VML. This Web Part works great in complementing the Data View Web Part to provide a powerful data reporting story.
Take advantage of SharePoint Chart Web Parts and other useful features of SharePoint 2010 hosting, SharePoint Foundation hosting, or SharePoint Server 2010 with a SharePoint 2010 hosting provider.
Features of Chart Web Parts include the following:
• Dynamic Chart Types – Dynamic chart types are available in the form of Bar, Bar3D, Bar Fade, Bar Glass, Line, Line Dot, Line Hollow, Area Hollow, Pie, etc.
• Custom Data source – With MOSS Chart web part you can connect your chart to virtually any SharePoint list or utilize a view to sort and filter the data retrieved within the chart results.
• Chart Legend – Gives us a chance to define a legend for your chart including chart X and Y titles, colors, and size.
• Look and Feel Parameters – Each area within the web part has settings to define the look and feel of the web part.
This includes not only the labels and text used within the web part, but also the titles, colors, alpha transparency, size, and many other custom
parameters and configuration options.
Chart Web Part for SharePoint can help you make nice dashboards for SharePoint projects and also help to build a demo site during client meets. Thus, consider using Chart Web Part in your SharePoint projects and implementations.
Posted on August 18th, 2010 by Greg
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