Shally

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  1. Thanks Basundhara. This will surely help. Regards, Shally
  2. ...Thanks Sanjukta...I had been trying hard to do that. So, I guess this can be achieved only through HTML? If yes, can you please help me with the appropriate steps in sequence? Thanks again in advance. Regards, Shally
  3. I am struggling with creating drill down charts in flex using fusion charts. I have an xml called "Data.xml" which has the following code: <chart caption="Top 5 Employees for 1996" palette="2" unescapeLinks='0' animation="1" subCaption="(Click to slice out or right click to choose rotation mode)" YAxisName="Sales Achieved" showValues="0" numberPrefix="$" formatNumberScale="0" showPercentInToolTip="0" showLabels="0" showLegend="1"> <set label="Leverling" value="100524" isSliced="0" link="newchart-xmlurl-2004-quarterly"/> <set label="Fuller" value="87790" isSliced="0"/> <set label="Davolio" value="81898" isSliced="0"/> <set label="Peacock" value="76438" isSliced="0"/> <set label="King" value="57430" isSliced="0"/> <linkeddata id="2004-quarterly"> <chart caption="Quarterly Sales Summary" subcaption="For the year 2004" xAxisName="Quarter" yAxisName="Sales" > <set label="Q1" value="11700" /> <set label="Q2" value="8600" /> <set label="Q3" value="6900" /> <set label="Q4" value="10600" /> </chart> </linkeddata> </chart> The mxml file has the following code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute" xmlns:ns1="com.fusioncharts.components.*" xmlns:ns2="com.fusionwidgets.components.*"> <ns1:FusionCharts x="100" y="156" visible="true" FCChartType="Column3D" FCDataURL="Data.xml" > </ns1:FusionCharts> </mx:Application> This is all I am doing. If a step by step procedure to build the same could be mentioned, that would be great. I just have kept a folder named FusionCharts with all the Chart Type swfs and the xml at the same hierarchy as is of the mxml file. Any quick help would be really appreciated. Regards, Shally