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Hi,
I am developing a web application in VS.NET using VB. I am passing four values correponding to four variables via cross page postback to my crystal reports page. e.g value1(), value2() etc. using the previous page method.I wish to graph the values value1() to value4()
against four corresponding categories: category1 , category2 etc. ie category1 vs value1() etc. as a bar chart.

How can I achieve this without placing my categories and values in a server based data base. Could I read my posted values directly into a cross tab and then graph them and if so how do I read my posted values into the cross tab at run time in vb code?

Regards Steve Johnstone.
Regards Steve Johnstone

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