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Charts are visually appealing and make it easy for users to see comparisons, patterns, and trends in data. For instance, rather than analyzing columns of worksheet numbers, a chart shows at a glance whether sales are falling or rising, or how actual sales compare to projected sales. People are frequently asked to present statistical and graphical information in an easy to understand and an easy to maintain manner. A picture helps.
Sometimes, charts are needed in an application or web pages. Or it might be needed needed for a Word document, a PDF file, a PowerPoint presentation or some other application. In each case, you want to render the chart as an image so that you can use it elsewhere.
In the examples here, a pie chart and a column char are converted to images.
First, create a pie chart in Microsoft Excel and then convert it to an image file with Aspose.Cells. The code in this example creates an EMF image based on the pie chart in the template Microsoft Excel file.
| Output: pie chart image |
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All Aspose components work in evaluation mode when first installed. The evaluation mode has no time limit and it only injects watermarks into output documents.
First create a column chart in Microsoft Excel and convert it to an image file, as above. After executing the sample code, a JPEG file is created based on the column chart in the template Excel file.
| Output file: a column chart image. |
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