Create Chart with Workpoint

Hi.. sorry I'm newbie here.
I'm currently working to develop a chart report for a WorkPoint site. (I'm a bit confused what is the difference between SharePoint and WorkPoint. I assumed, both are same.)
What is the best way to create chart report, where user can select the filters (mainly combobox), here is what I've tried :
1. Chart Web part, not capable to choose filters from user
2. Using access view-report, but strangely I cannot publish it to my site, no option for that in Access.
3. Using bamboo solution, but maybe there is no filters also.
4. Using AE SQL chart web part, but I don't know where to place the dll files. (How can I manage file in WorkPoint, I mean in windows explorer style?)
I also facing some difficulties, in my workplace computer, I cannot install additional software, e.g. Visual Studio, SharePoint Designer. And, I cannot bring my own notebook because I cannot connect to network using our own computers.
I have only InfoPath installed in this workplace computer. But as I know, I can only build List using InfoPath.
Anyone have a solution? Please help. I'm near my deadline.
Many thanks and appreciate your help.

WorkPoint, afaik, is a 3rd party Danish product built on top of SharePoint, so it's not SharePoint itself but offers additional features.
When creating charts, I wouldn't go for option 1 and 2, not powerful enough in this case. 3 and 4, I don't know, but I see no reason to buy additionial 3rd party products when SharePoint offers powerful capabilities regarding charting.
In this case, I'd probably go for either an SSRS report or PowerPivot report (those are SharePoint solutions to the problem). If you don't have an Enterprise license for SharePoint, you can Always use the free powerpivot add-on for Excel, create the chart
and upload it to SharePoint. If those options are not feasible, then it's back to your solution 3 or 4 again.
Btw, any DLL files of a custom solution will have to be placed in the bin folder of the SharePoint web application or the GAC.
Kind regards,
Margriet Bruggeman
Lois & Clark IT Services
web site: http://www.loisandclark.eu
blog: http://www.sharepointdragons.com

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