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                    <h2 class="headline">Basic example using dataXML method (with XML data hard-coded in ASP page itself)</h2>

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                        'This page demonstrates the ease of generating charts using FusionCharts.
                        'For this chart, we've used a pre-defined Data.xml (contained in /Data/ folder)
                        'Ideally, you would NOT use a physical data file. Instead you'll have
                        'your own ASP scripts virtually relay the XML data document. Such examples are also present.
                        'For a head-start, we've kept this example very simple.


                        'Create an XML data document in a string variable
                        strXML  = "<chart caption='Monthly Unit Sales' xAxisName='Month' yAxisName='Units' showValues='0' formatNumberScale='0' showBorder='1'>"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Jan' value='462' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Feb' value='857' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Mar' value='671' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Apr' value='494' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='May' value='761' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Jun' value='960' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Jul' value='629' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Aug' value='622' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Sep' value='376' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Oct' value='494' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Nov' value='761' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "<set label='Dec' value='960' />"
                        strXML = strXML &  "</chart>"

                        'Create the chart - Column 3D Chart with data from strXML variable using dataXML method
                        Call renderChart("../../FusionCharts/Column3D.swf", "", strXML, "myNext", 600, 300, false, true)                        
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                    <p class="small">If you view the source of this page, you'll see that the XML data is present in this same page (inside HTML code). We're not calling any external XML (or script) files to serve XML data. dataXML method is ideal when you've to plot small amounts of data. <!--<p class="small">This dashboard was created using FusionCharts XT, FusionWidgets v3 and FusionMaps v3 You are free to reproduce and distribute this dashboard in its original form, without changing any content, whatsoever. <br />
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