I say stick with GD::Graph. I do statistical reporting with lines, bars, and pie and the simple fill an xAxis array with datapoints equal to the number of n yAxis array datapoints then simply calling a "plot" method is simpley the easiest way. Especially if you are grabbing this data from the arrays that fetcharray in DBI so graciously creates for you. Good luck.

Tradez
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In reply to Re: Re: Drawing Graphs by tradez
in thread Drawing Graphs by johnirl

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