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Laura Stern
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I don't know why your 2nd approach is not working. It seems like it should be. You could try calling bindingSourceTap:RefreshAll() after you bind it to the chart. But you really shouldn't have to. With the first approach, do you bind the chart to the BindingSource and the BindingSource1 to the query anywhere? Sorry if you showed this somewhere - it's kind of teeny! You would bind the chart to the BindingSource using PDSOE - just set the DataSource property in the property sheet. BindingSource1 should be in the drop down. Also, you'd need to call a slightly modified version of Custom(). Instead of creating the BindingSource in there, you just need to hook the BindingSource that's already on the form to the query handle. So instead of : bindingSourceTap = NEW Progress.Data.BindingSource(hEmpleadoQry, "*", ""). You would do: bindingSource1:Handle = hEmpleadoQry.
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