Don’t tell MSFT I said this but this is really quite cool:
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
The Google charts API allows you to create charts as a web page by simply setting the querystring:
If you use it in conjunction with a simple web page that is picking up the parameters from a PPSM filter (like Nick B has created here) you’ve got some instant functionality – e.g. display the country/state you’ve filtered on. Here, I’ve taken Nick’s example and built the response.redirect statement to include the country code from a tabular data source based on the parameter selected:
Taking it a step further you could create a custom report type using the SDK for PPSM that connects to one of the built in data sources and prepares a querystring.
The main drawback is of course that you need an Internet connection to display the charts. Another drawback is that there is a limit to length of a querystring so thousands of data points is not possible (nor should it be allowed in charts!!) but other than that this a definitely a short-term solution to some of the <whispers!> shortcomings of the built-in PPSM V1 chart.
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