Graphical Format

Hi experts,
I developed a query. I have the info objects material, sold
to party, billing doc date,company code, sales organization,
quantity, Production cost, Net value and profit (which is
calculated from the difference of net value and
production cost) selected in my query. When we run the
query it will ask for variables bill date, sold to party, material
and sales organization and the output will be executed in Excel
If we give bill date and customer, it will show all the materials
that customer purchased for that period.
Now i want to show this query output in a pictorial view i.e on a
map. The map output should contain customer and material.
And it should show how much quantity that each customer
purchased for that particular period in a bar format.
Anyone please explain me how to design this query in a
graphical view.
Full points will be assigned.
Thanks & Regards,
V N.

Hi Friend,
The Graph Option which you are finding in the Toolbar is a EXCEL TOOL and not a BEx tool.
If You want to use it then select the rows which you want to display in the graph.
Then Click on the Icon which reads CHART WIZARD.
Select the TYPE OF GRAPH you want.
Click on NEXT.
Again click on NEXT.
Give CHART TITLE and X and Y axis Heading.
Select AS NEW SHEET if you want the graph to be in the separate sheet.
Then click on FINISH.
You will get the required graph.
Reagrds
Hemant Khemani

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