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Christian Hansen - 24 May 2006 10:07 GMT
Hi NG,

I want to create a custom chart type in Excel. Can this be done using VSTO? Can someone perhaps provide a link, where I can find
informations about this issue? I googled a lot but I found nothing...

Thanks,
Christian
Alvin Bruney - 25 May 2006 02:01 GMT
Have a look at the chart wizard object if you intend to bind the chart to a
spreadsheet object. For stand alone charts, you can make use of the chart
object. Either way, the chart needs to be bound to an Excel spreadsheet as
its datasource. There is a chapter in my latest book dedicated to charting
with vsto.

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Christian Hansen - 26 May 2006 08:37 GMT
Hi,

thank you for your reply, but this was not excactly what I wanted to know. I really want to create a new type of chart. Other user
should be able to use this charttype as well. The chart should look like a thermometer, based on data in the spreadsheet. I think it
will work by using a com-addin, but I do not really get any further.

Best regards,
Christian

> Have a look at the chart wizard object if you intend to bind the chart to a spreadsheet object. For stand alone charts, you can
> make use of the chart object. Either way, the chart needs to be bound to an Excel spreadsheet as its datasource. There is a
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>> Thanks,
>> Christian

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