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For those of us who do not have MOSS or Excel services and need to have a simple and quick way to chart SharePoint data, Bamboo Chart Plus Web Part provides the most cost-effective way to present your data. Communicate information such as sales per region, issues by categories, task status, or project milestones with several types of charts (i.e. Bar, Pie, Area, Line, etc.) using data from a SharePoint List, a SQL Server Table or View, a Bamboo List Rollup, or MashPoint as the data source for your chart.

What does it do?

Our Chart Plus Web Part is quick to set up, and it also allows users to further customize the look and feel through a simple XML configuration file. Features include:

* New! Now compatible with Microsoft Windows SharePoint Foundation 2010 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010.
* Multiple chart types: Bar, Stacked Bar, Line, Area, Stacked Area, Pie, Bubble, and Gantt.
* Ability to perform operations such as Summary, Count, Percentage, or Average from un-grouped data.
* Multiple data source types, including reading data from SharePoint List, SQL Server Table or View, MashPoint, or the data views created by the Bamboo List Rollup Web Part.
* Support for multiple series data in one chart where each series can be a different chart type.
* Split series into dual Y axis to display data with different scales.
* Pre-built templates for quick formatting.
* Allow end users to print a copy of the chart.

How can it work for me?

* Project Managers can quickly communicate current trends in project performance.
* Organizations who need to communicate company information efficiently can set up charts and graphs depicting quarterly sales vs goals, monthly revenue, or project status.
* Department managers can present trends in data, such as department productivity, customer service satisfaction, network outtage statistics, sales vs revenue, or budget status.

How does it work?

To use the Chart Plus Web Part:

1. Select your data source (i.e SharePoint List, SQL table or view, List Rollup, or MashPoint).
2. Specify the column or field data to display in the chart (X-axis and primary and secondary Y-axis data).
3. Choose a chart template or set custom colors and operators.
4. Format the axes labels (if applicable).