Charts samples

Download software to create charts in flash format

Column chart
How to Make Column Chart in Flash

Bar chart
How to Make Bar Chart in Flash

Area chart

Doughnut chart

Pie chart

Scatter chart

Line chart

Bubble chart

Radar (Spiderweb) chart

Stock chart (for Pro edition only)

Design and animation examples for flash area chart

variant 1 of flash area chart

variant 2 of flash area chart

variant 3 of flash area chart

Dynamic flash chart created with Animated Chart software Pro edition

See online dynamic flash chart drawing in the real-time mode here

See flash tutorial on creating flash graphs with Animated Chart

Read detailed tutorial to learn more about flash chart making

Some questions about Animated Chart Pro edition

1. Can you tell me how to use dynamic data with Animated Charts Pro? I am particularly interested in connecting to SQL.

Answer. You should write a script (for example, in ASP) forming the xml file. Make all needed SQL queries for selecting data and put them to the xml file.

2. I have just purchased and Installed Animated Chart Pro and have a definite problem trying to access live data sources.
The software only seems to allow me the same data sources as the standard edition.

I have double checked to make sure I installed the correct file from the link supplied on the email and the title bar
does say "Animated Chart Pro"

Answer. The Flash technology supports loading data from an external file, for example, the xml format, and Animated Chart uses the same method.

You should do the following in the Animated Chart Pro:
1. Create and customize a chart with any data.
2. "Items" toolbar: choose the "Chart" item.
3. "Inspector" toolbar: set a path to the xml file in the "External Data File" field.

3. The Animated Chart Pro allows live data refreshing... In some instances I just want it to load an xml file once and not have it refresh after that. How do I stop it refreshing? Setting the 'REFRESH DATA RATE' to zero does not stop it.

Answer. You should set refresh data rate to "infinity" with a big number (for example, 2 years in secs).