How to draw Line Chart in SAP?

There is a request that the customer want to see Line Chart in the report.
Is it possible to do it using abap?
Thank you very much.

Hi,
Yes it is possible.
GOto Tcode SE83>Expand graphics node>double click on that
you will get all graphic programs.

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I wanna draw line chart

hi, i wanna draw line chart for some analysis of an image.
how can i do that?? plz help me in that, code would be more
better.thank u.

Yes, you can use the code for free and you can include it in your application for free. JFreeChart is and will always be free software.
What's not free is the JFreeChart Developer Guide (a 300 page Acrobat PDF document) and access to the JFreeChart Priority Support Forum. You have to pay for these, if you want them, the idea being that a well-funded project will progress faster than one that relies solely on volunteers.
I get some criticism for taking this "commercial" approach, but I am 100% certain that it has made JFreeChart a better product, so I don't care...
Regards,
Dave Gilbert
JFreeChart Project Leader

How to create line chart

Hii Experts,
How to create line chart?
I want to prepaire a line chart in a report. i have 1 table. In a table have 2 fields. chart is created in these 2 field refrence how It's possible?
Thanx in Advance
Regards
Vshal

I found it very easy to produce a line chart in a window container using FM GFW_PRES_SHOW. In my case this produces a basic line graph with three lines across 15 time periods.
See transaction GRAL for various chart types...they're relatively easy to produce... I picked DEMO_GFW_PRES_SHOW report program from GRAL as my example for how to produce a simple line chart very quickly.

How to draw line on SAP form

Hi everyone,
Who have a good way to draw lines on SAP form?
I created a Wizard form, and use Rectangle (Height=0) as the two lines between title and bottom button, but I met a problem, when show another form which cover the line, after close this form, some part of lines disappear, I have tried using SAP form refresh, it still can not restore showing line completely, who have good way to workaround the problem or give me another way to draw line.
Thanks in advance!
Kathy

The only way I found to get a form looking really close to a standard B1 Wizard form is to use bitmaps. I use 3 - one each for the top, bottom and left hand side. The bitmaps include the line drawing and appropriate pictures/background colours. I normally define these in the XML used to create the form as in the following example:-
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        <AutoManagedAttribute/>
        <specific picture="AZU_SPC_WIZ_BOT.bmp">
                <databind databound="0" table="" alias=""/>
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</item>
<item uid="PLEFT" type="117" left="0" width="100" top="0" height="336" visible="1" enabled="1" from_pane="1" to_pane="1">
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John.

How to generate line chart (e.g. stock market) in midlet?

how to write such a line chart in midlet? any tutorial recommended?
thanks a lot.

Well, I would draw it myself. I think that's your only option. If you are not familiar with MIDP, then you should start with a beginner tutorial - it will not have anything to do with graphics, but more importantly it will introduce you to the programming model. You'll need the experience when you grapple with graphics. Not a big deal, but I haven't seen any samples for it, so you'll have to work off of the API docs. A nice page with sample programs:
http://wireless.java.sun.com/midp/samples/
If you are familiar with MIDP programming, or when you are, then hop over to the API and you'll find what you need there. Some simple math and some custom graphic routines/classes and you'll be well on your way. Here's the API location for the graphics class in the MIDP API:
java.lang.Object
|
--javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics
Good luck. Hope this helped.

How to dispaly Line chart in output?

Hi All,
My requirement is that I want to display a line graph for 'year vs revenue' after calculation of revenue.
I tried this with the FM GRAPH_2D . It displays only bar chart initially, for getting Line chart I have to choose it manually in options after displaying it, but I want to display the line graph directly without any manual operation.
I've used the FM as below,
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_2D'
EXPORTING
    inform             = 'X'
*    display_type       = ''
    titl               = 'Year Vs Revenue'
TABLES
    data               = it_summary
EXCEPTIONS
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    OTHERS             = 2.
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Hi,
try this:
DATA: BEGIN OF IGRAPH OCCURS 0,
        TXT   TYPE CHAR10,
        VALUE TYPE P,
      END   OF IGRAPH.
DATA: TITLE(80) VALUE 'Header'.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2000'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 10. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2001'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 23. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2002'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 06. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2003'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 34. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2004'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 45. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2005'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 66. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2006'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 15. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2007'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 17. APPEND IGRAPH.
IGRAPH-TXT = '2008'. IGRAPH-VALUE = 30. APPEND IGRAPH.
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_2D'
EXPORTING
    TITL   = TITLE
    VALT   = 'Value in EUR'
    WINSZX = '75'
    WINSZY = '75'
TABLES
    DATA   = IGRAPH.
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_2D'
EXPORTING
    TITL   = TITLE
    VALT   = 'Value in EUR'
    WINSZX = '75'
    WINSZY = '75'
    DISPLAY_TYPE = 'LN'
TABLES
    DATA   = IGRAPH.
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_2D'
EXPORTING
    TITL   = TITLE
    VALT   = 'Value in EUR'
    WINSZX = '75'
    WINSZY = '75'
    DISPLAY_TYPE = 'ST'
TABLES
    DATA   = IGRAPH.
and look in the Docu of this FM (Field DISPLAY_TYPE)
Regards, Dieter

How to plot line chart for huge xml files?

Guys,
I would like to plot files over 2000 lines in a line chart!
but the application is getting very slow!
does anyone have any tips to improve performance?

Can we see how you implement the LineChart and bind the XML please?
It should be fast normally.

How to make line chart start at y-axis?

How do you make the series on a line chart start at the y-axis? I tried adding a data point for y(x=0), but the Xcelsius graph drops it and starts with y(x=1). How do I fix that? This is especially important for series that need to start at zero.

Post Author: amr_foci
CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office
its all based on ur design of your Excel sheet
design how it will be in Excel first
then go to xeclsius
,,, by the way it looks very easy task
you can do it.

How to customize line chart series and symbols?

Hello Forum,
who can help me to customize line chart series and symbols color?
I need to customize this in dynamic way.
Thanks in advanced.

See example 8-10 (Example 8-10 Changing Chart Symbol Color) from http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2.0/charts/css-styles.htm#CIHGIAGE (reproduced here).
The linked tutorial document contains a picture of how this example renders.
.chart-series-line {
    -fx-stroke-width: 2px;
    -fx-effect: null;
.default-color0.chart-series-line { -fx-stroke: #e9967a; }
.default-color1.chart-series-line { -fx-stroke: #f0e68c; }
.default-color2.chart-series-line { -fx-stroke: #dda0dd; }
.default-color0.chart-line-symbol { -fx-background-color: #e9967a, white; }
.default-color1.chart-line-symbol { -fx-background-color: #f0e68c, white; }
.default-color2.chart-line-symbol { -fx-background-color: #dda0dd, white; }Note the two comma separated colors listed for each -fx-background-color for the chart-line-symbol.
The first color is the color or the outside of the symbol, the second is the inside of the symbol.
In the sample css you provided you only supply a single background color for the chart-line-symbol, when two colors are required.

How to draw lines in FCPX ?

Hi there,
I would like to have a simple Effects that will draw lines in various shape such as circle, ellipse or rectangle. How do I do it ?
I need it because I want to have an effect that is drawing an ellipse over the text.
Any ideas ?
Thanks

ok... hmmm...
You can create control points for a line but you cannot animate the control points in FCPX. If you're okay with that, then here are the basics:
Create a new top level group. Name it OSCs.
In the Inspector, select the group and in the Group tab of the inspector, select Fixed Resolution. (It should already be set to 2D - if not - set 2D)
In the Properties > Timing pane, set the length (Duration) of the group to at least as long as your project. (this step is not important in Motion but absolutely necessary for FCPX!)
With the new group selected, add the filters you will use as control points. In general, every starts with Filters > Distortion > Poke. You will need two of them. For each Poke filter, select Publish OSC in the inspector. (I recommend renaming each filter - startOSC, endOSC for example.)
Create another new group.
Go into the Library > Content and search for Crosshair -- there's three of them, use Crosshair-Minute (they're the smallest ones.) Add two of them. (It's not necessary that they're in their own group -- just more convenient.) Rename the crosshairs: keeping with the OSCs, I recommend start and end, for example.
Draw a Line.
To the shape (line), add two Behaviors > Shape > Track Points.
Rename the Track Points: Start and End.
In the Behaviors inspector for the Track Points, drag the start Crosshair image into the Source well of the Start track points and the end Crosshair image into the End Track Points. The behavior parameters will change and you'll see a bunch of new stuff. Down at the bottom, you'll see Track 1 and Track 2 — leave one checked for one of the behaviors and the other one checked for the second behavior (that's 1 track 1 and 1 track 2.) You'll also see that the Transform is set to Mimic Source. What you need to do is click the reset button on the Checked Track of each behavior and THEN change the Transform to Attach to Source. Once you do that, the line ends will snap to crosshair images (use Properties Transform X to move the crosshairs apart temporarily.)
Next step:
Select the start crosshair and in the Inspector > Properties, dial down the Position to reveal the XYZ parameters. Right click on the X and select Add Parameter Behavior > Link. Repeat this step for the Y parameter (you cannot link Position.All for this step.)
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for the X parameter
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You will notice the line end disappear off the screen. This is normal. To correct this, at the bottom of each behavior, set the X (or Y) offset to -0.5.
Repeat for the end crosshair.
You can turn off the crosshairs (uncheck the layers.)
To test your OSCs, select *both* startOSC and endOSC (command select each layer) -- both Poke OSCs will appear and you can drag them around the canvas. The line should follow as you would expect if you've set everything up correctly.
Publish the template.
A couple of explanations:
2D fixed resolution for the OSC group: Groups in Motion that are not fixed resolution can dynamically change their boundaries. There are no fixed points of reference for Motion to calulate. If you forget to set Fixed Resolution, you can repair the condition by setting the Fixed Resolution option and then go into the Filters pane and reset the Center parameters for each Poke OSC.
Offsets of -0.5: All resolutions in the Canvas are calculated by the resolution of the X and Y dimensions of the project times the fractional position of objects (from 0.0 on the left side for X and on the bottom for Y — to 1.0 on the right side for X and on the top for Y.) The center of the canvas is 0, 0 in pixels of whatever the resolution is. To adjust the fractional position used by the OSCs (and others) to the center pixel, the value needs to be moved by 1/2 of that distance.
Clear as mud? Once you've done it a few times, it will all become second nature.
One more thing: you can publish curves... complex ones. But they have to be B-spline (you track all the points in a similar manner outlined above) and not Bezier. There's no way to control the handles for bezier curves.

How to draw line with width at my will

Dear frineds:
I have following code to draw lines, but I was required:
[1]. draw this line with some required width such as 0.2 or 0.9 or any width at my will
[2]. each line after I draw, when I use mouse to click on it, it will be selected and then I can delete it,
Please advice how to do it or any good example??
Thanks
sunny
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import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
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     Point endPoint = null;
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               if (SwingUtilities.isLeftMouseButton(e))
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Create line chart in SAP

Hi experts:
I got a problem while using graphic function (GRAPH_MATRIX_3D) to create chart, but I find the function can only create column(bar) chart and the maximal column is 6. As per the customer's request, they want to view the chart in line chart and the column number should be more than 6.
Can you please advise is there any other function or way I can use to fix it? Thanks a lot!!!
Edited by: Qicong Zhang on Oct 21, 2009 5:42 PM

Hi,
You can do this using the FM GFW_PRES_SHOW
Check the sample program : DEMO_GFW_PRES_SHOW.
Thanks,
HArini

How to draw flow chart?

Anybody knows if Java support drawing flow chart,such as visio and rose software? If Java can do it,please give some examples.
Thanks

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Dear Friends:
I have following code is for drag/drop label, I hope to draw straight line to connect any TWO or more labels within this panel,
[1]. keep all connected line
[2]. can draw dynamically,
I search quite a while with google, still very confused,
Can any guru throw aome light how to do
[1]. code 1:
package swing.dnd;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import javax.swing.border.*;
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import java.awt.datatransfer.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
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                    graphics.setComposite(AlphaComposite.getInstance(AlphaComposite.SRC_OVER, 0.5f));     //Sets the Composite for the Graphics2D context
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                         ((JComponent)comp).setOpaque(false);
                    comp.paint(graphics); //painting the graphics to label
                    if (opacity) {
                         ((JComponent)comp).setOpaque(true);
                    graphics.dispose();
                    remove(comp);
                    dragSource.startDrag(dge, DragSource.DefaultMoveDrop , buffImage, cursorPoint, new TransferableComponent(comp), tdsl);
                    revalidate();
                    repaint();
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          private Rectangle rect2D = new Rectangle();
          Insets insets;
          public void dragEnter(DropTargetDragEvent dtde) {
               Point pt = dtde.getLocation();
               paintImmediately(rect2D.getBounds());
               rect2D.setRect((int) (pt.getX()-cursorPoint.getX()),(int) (pt.getY()-cursorPoint.getY()),buffImage.getWidth(),buffImage.getHeight());
               ((Graphics2D) getGraphics()).drawImage(buffImage,(int) (pt.getX()-cursorPoint.getX()),(int) (pt.getY()-cursorPoint.getY()),MoveableComponentsContainer.this);
               dtde.acceptDrag(dtde.getDropAction());
          public void dragExit(DropTargetEvent dte) {
               paintImmediately(rect2D.getBounds());
          public void dragOver(DropTargetDragEvent dtde) {
               Point pt = dtde.getLocation();
               paintImmediately(rect2D.getBounds());
               rect2D.setRect((int) (pt.getX()-cursorPoint.getX()),(int) (pt.getY()-cursorPoint.getY()),buffImage.getWidth(),buffImage.getHeight());
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               Point pt = dtde.getLocation();
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          public void drop(DropTargetDropEvent dtde) {
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                    paintImmediately(rect2D.getBounds());
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Thanks so much for any help.
Reagrds
sunny

Craig Wood's code here might do what you want
http://saloon.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=2&t=015259

How to draw dynamic table in SAP Script !

Hi,
<i>I like to draw a table in the main window, the table height should depends on number of rows displayed on it.
Could any one please help on this.
Thank you,
Senthil</i>

HI senthil
you have to use the BOX command in the SAPSCRIPT using which you can draw the table in script.
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