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The following video demonstrates how eXGraph adds graphical functionality to eXPivot:
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The movie demonstrates how to display various types of charts based on the summarized data within the pivot control. The control can divide its area into four sections: one for applying aggregate functions to the pivot's cells, the pivot rows and columns that define the table structure, and the table section that can display either tabular data or graphical charts. The custom-view feature supports any type of custom controls. In this sample, the eXGraph is used to provide graphical features for eXPivot. The feature will be supported in the /COM, /NET, /WPF, and /JS versions as well.
The following video highlights an innovative feature designed to improve link visualization:
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The following video demonstrates a new feature that enhances link visualization. It intelligently avoids obstacles such as elements, objects, and bars, ensuring a clear and unobstructed display. Additionally, overlapping links are distinguished by alternating colors and variable widths, improving clarity and making it easier to differentiate them visually. This feature will be available across all configurations (/JS, /COM, /NET, and /WPF) for the following components: eXSurface, eXSwimlane, eXG2antt, and eXG2Host.
The following movie illustrates how to insert, code and use any component using Delphi 12:
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The video demonstrates how to insert, code, and utilize the exg2antt control within the RAD Studio 12 IDE. The process is similar for any other Exontrol components. If you are running the RAD Studio 12 IDE on a 64-bit Windows machine, please ensure you install the x64 version of the control. Otherwise, you will need to use the x86 (32-bit) version of the component.
The movie illustrates how the ExGantt/JS can manage and adjust resource usage:
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For instance, when a task necessitates the allocation of particular resources, the target control can be configured to display detailed information about how these resources are being utilized. To ensure that the resource data remains consistent across different parts of the system, you can employ the PutRes method to synchronize the source control with the target control. This synchronization mechanism ensures that any modifications made in the source control--such as updates to resource data, allocation adjustments, or changes in status--are automatically reflected in the target control. Conversely, any alterations made in the target control will also be communicated back to the source control, maintaining an up-to-date and accurate representation of resource usage in both controls.
The following movie shows the first look of the newly eXGraph/COM component
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The Exontrol's ExGraph component is a versatile tool designed to meet the diverse needs of data visualization. With support for numerous chart types, it empowers users to represent their data in various formats, from simple line charts to complex radar charts, all within the same view. In addition to its extensive charting capabilities, our graph control offers seamless printing and print preview functionality, ensuring that users can easily generate hard copies of their charts with precision and clarity. The exGraph library lets the user changes its visual appearance using skins, each one providing an additional visual experience that enhances viewing pleasure.
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