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<h1 class="logo-text">My First Combination chart using FusionCharts</h1>
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<p class="text" align="center">This sample shows a Dual Y-Axis Combination chart displaying Weekly Sales Data & Quantity sold</p>
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var combiDYData = '<chart caption="Weekly Sales Summary" subCaption="Revenue & Quantity" xAxisName="Weeks" pyAxisName="Amount" sYaxisName="Quantity" numberPrefix="$" placeValuesInside="1"> \n\
<categories>\n\
<category Label="Week1"/>\n\
<category Label="Week2"/>\n\
<category Label="Week3"/>\n\
<category Label="Week4"/>\n\
</categories>\n\
<dataset seriesName="Revenue">\n\
<set value="26400" /> \n\
<set value="34600" /> \n\
<set value="44000" /> \n\
<set value="26700" /> \n\
</dataset>\n\
<dataset seriesName="Quantity" ParentYAxis="s" showValues="0"> \n\
<set value="160" /> \n\
<set value="190" /> \n\
<set value="240" /> \n\
<set value="160" /> \n\
</dataset>\n\
</chart>';
var myChart = new FusionCharts( "../../Charts/MSColumn3DLineDY.swf", "myChartId", "500", "350", "0", "1" );
myChart.setXMLData( combiDYData );
myChart.render( "chartContainer" );
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<p class="highlightBlock">The above sample showcases how to create a Combination chart using data with multiple units. Click <a href="../../Contents/index.html?FirstChart/FirstCombinationChart.html#multiple" target="_blank">here</a> to know more on how the code of this example works.</p>
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