Tip: Flash Chart without values displayed

Hi people,
I have no question but a Tip.
Some weeks ago I was lokking for a possibility to get a Stacked Bar Flash Chart.
At first I have choosen the 2D-Chart. But in this Chart the values are always be displayed and by using the XML-settings and the CSS-Settings it wasn't possible to hide the displayed values. The values are always displaed in a way like this: value 2.123243. In every bar and in every different area of the bars.
So I was playing around some days to hide the values and I was almost was getting mad and my boß was getzting angry about it...
But the next day I tried the 3D-Charts to see what will happen... and that's it! The Charts will be displayed in exactly that wayI need.
So my Tip: If you need nice Charts good to use, please take the 3D-Charts. Thats works.
And if you want to see whats going on with Flash Charts in APEX 4.0 take a look an [http://www.anychart.com]
Thats really nice! I'm really impatiently waiting for it!!!!
Have a nice eve!
René
P.S.: Thanx for all Bernhard and Maik! :D
Edited by: René on 17.11.2008 10:57
This is not a question! :-)

I have someone that was able to remove the value from showing on the 2d stacked bar graphs but they don't remember how they did it. Ever since they they found out they just copy the same graph. I tried the same in another schema and could not get the same result. I compared the xml, the chart template and could not find out how they hid the values. I don't like the 3d as the colors look much nicer to 2d. any suggestions.

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