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- Saving a chart
- Backup in EMF format
- Differences between grDestinationEMF and <Chart>.SaveEMF
<Chart>.SaveEMF (Function) In french: <Graphe>.SauveEMF Saves a chart that was drawn beforehand in a file in EMF format. // Saves the chart named "CHART_MyChart" in the "C:\Charts\Chart.EMF" file
CHART_MyChart.SaveEMF("C:\Charts\Chart.EMF")
Syntax
<Result> = <Chart control>.SaveEMF(<EMF file name>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the chart was saved,
- False otherwise.
<Chart control>: Control name Name of the Chart control in the window, page or report editor. <EMF file name>: Character string Name and full path of the EMF file to create. The file extension is mandatory. This EMF file is created when <Chart>.SaveEMF is called. The file is overwritten and re-created if it already existed. Remarks Saving a chart - To save a chart, the chart must have been drawn beforehand (<Chart>.Draw). The modifications performed since the last call to <Chart>.Draw will be ignored.
- The default size of the image is set to 639 x 479. These dimensions are taken into account if the chart was never drawn or if it is not visible.
Backup in EMF format - This file can be read by a tool that recognizes the EMF format.
- The size of the file is identical to the size of the destination (size of window size, control or file).
- We recommend that you preview the chart before it is saved in a file.
Differences between grDestinationEMF and <Chart>.SaveEMF - grDestinationEMF is used to define the destination for the next drawing of the chart. When <Chart>.Draw is used, the chart will be drawn in the specified file and all the changes made since the chart was last drawn will be taken into account.
- <Chart>.SaveEMF is used to save the chart in a file in EMF format. The image saved corresponds to the chart during the last call to <Chart>.Draw. The changes made to the chart since <Chart>.Draw was last called will be ignored.
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