I'm trying to compare a series of string arrays. One string array contains square footage areas, and the second string contains the price per square foot.

A_String = "10;20;30;40;50;60"
P_String = "10,9,8,7,6,5.5"
 

What I'm trying to do is use the @StaticChart command to overlay two charts created using these two strings.

var A as Int
var P as Int
var n as Int // Looping
var A_Labels as String
var P_Labels as String

For n = 1 to @CountStringArray(A_String)
	A_Labels = @AppendStringArray(A_Labels, "A" + @AccessStringArray(A_String, n))
Next

P = @StaticChart(CHART_TYPE_LINE, @XPOS(ChartBox), @YPOS(ChartBox), @WIDTH(ChartBox), @HEIGHT(ChartBox), P_STRING, P_STRING)
A = @StaticChart(CHART_TYPE_LINE, @XPOS(ChartBox), @YPOS(ChartBox), @WIDTH(ChartBox), @HEIGHT(ChartBox), A_STRING, A_Labels)

 

The programming I have now will display only one chart. I suspect that the other chart is below it -- is there a way to set their transparency that I'm missing?

NINJA EDIT: Oh, I noticed something else sort of weird about the command (probably unique to me, LOL) -- when I view the programming in the Program Editor using syntax highlighting the "@StaticChart" is highlighted in blue -- except for the "@" symbol. Testing the program gives no bugs and the program runs fine. Just something for the bug list maybe.

BTW, Ace, you can also use that technique Cow showed in another thread for embedding Google Maps to embed Google Charts. It works nicely. Here's a screenshot: