Saturday, 23 July 2011

How To Make a Chart

You can make a chart using the chart wizard, or manually by writing the URL by hand. You might want to start by using the wizard, and then tuning the results manually for features not supported by the wizard.




Using the Chart Wizard
The chart wizard is located  here. It might still be useful to read the following topics even if you use the wizard:
  • Data Formats, for an understanding of why to use one data format over another
  • The details page for your specific chart type, if you want to learn more about what you can do with that chart type
  • POST requests, if you want to make a POST version of your chart, instead of a GET version
  • Creating a <map> of your chart, if you want to add interactivity to your chart
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Prerequisites

To use this API, you should have a little HTML experience; a little patience to read the documentation; and a little persistence to keep trying if your first charts don't look as you expect them to.
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How Do I Start?


How Do I Start?

  1. Read the Getting Started page.
  2. Look at some charts in the gallery.
  3. Try making your own chart on our chart wizard.
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Getting Started With Charts

What is the Google Chart API?

The Google Chart API lets you dynamically generate charts with a URL string. You can embed these charts on your web page, or download the image for local or offline use.


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How To Make a Chart

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You can make a chart using the chart wizard, or manually by writing the URL by hand. You might want to start by using the wizard, and then tuning the results manually for features not supported by the wizard.




Using the Chart Wizard
The chart wizard is located  here. It might still be useful to read the following topics even if you use the wizard:
  • Data Formats, for an understanding of why to use one data format over another
  • The details page for your specific chart type, if you want to learn more about what you can do with that chart type
  • POST requests, if you want to make a POST version of your chart, instead of a GET version
  • Creating a <map> of your chart, if you want to add interactivity to your chart


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Prerequisites

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To use this API, you should have a little HTML experience; a little patience to read the documentation; and a little persistence to keep trying if your first charts don't look as you expect them to.


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How Do I Start?

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How Do I Start?

  1. Read the Getting Started page.
  2. Look at some charts in the gallery.
  3. Try making your own chart on our chart wizard.


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Getting Started With Charts

Posted by naguakkina | | Labels:

What is the Google Chart API?

The Google Chart API lets you dynamically generate charts with a URL string. You can embed these charts on your web page, or download the image for local or offline use.



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