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.PIE SET DATASETThis subroutine associates a dataset with the "current" pie chart.Usage:PASS <dataset_name> FIELD SHARE? N GOSUB 0CD .PIE SET DATASET * Check for error IF 0CD .PIE SET DATASET NE Description:This associates the named dataset with the "current" pie chart. When a Pie chart is initialized via .CHART INITIALIZE, a default dataset is initialized for you (unless you have already initialized a dataset separately, see Datasets Overview for more information). If you are working with multiple datasets, this routine allows you to link a particular dataset to the chart. That is the dataset that will be used when the chart is rendered. If <dataset_name> is specified, it must refer to a previously initialized dataset or blank to refer to the default dataset for the chart. If you do not pass <dataset_name>, then whatever is the "current" dataset will be associated with the "current" chart. After associating the dataset with the "current" chart, that dataset becomes the "current" dataset.Comments:Read what other users have said about this page or add your own comments.-- JeanNeron - 2011-09-29 |