chart animation with images instead of bars

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AZ

Is the following possible to accomplish:

My chart animates each of the bars on it so they all have their own effect
which is great, but now i was hoping to add images either instead of the bars
or at the top of each bar when the bars are moving up.

Anybody know if this is possible and if so how to accomplish this?

Thanks!
 
A

AZ

As well im hoping the image does not stretch in place of the bar. I am hoping
the image moves along as a still image in place of the bar or on top of the
bar as the bar moves along.
 
L

Luc

You probably will want to use small images and see what the options stretch
and stack will do for you.
 
A

AZ

hey thanks for the quick response, but that shows u how to stack an image one
after the other, or u have another option of streching the image. What im
hoping to accomplish is show the image move as a still image to its final
co-ordinate or have an image above an animated bar that grows.

Any more ideas or thoughts anybody???
 
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Luc

Have an image above an animated bar that grows?
Hmm, I'm assuming you want the image to appear after the bar has reached its
final point?
In that case you can put your image above your bar and in the custom
animation pane apply an entrance effect after previous or with previous.
Then drag the animation of the image just under the animation for the said
bar. Or use the arrows at the bottom of the tast pane to move it up.
 
A

AZ

Ok what im eventually hoping for with my chart is to make it dynamic (if
possible) so my bar would increase from a dynamic xml file or sql server
database table. I have animated horse images that i want to put in place of
the bar and instead of the bars moving horizontally in an animated way the
horse still image which is animated would move horizontally to its
co-ordinate.

So i can not just place an image statically in a position and put an effect
because i am hoping to make the data for the chart display dynamically

Any more ideas??? Or is there any other ways of trying to make this happen
programmatically using a powerpoint chart and a certain programming web
development tool like asp.net c#
 
A

AZ

anybody have any other ideas on this matter???

Luc said:
You probably will want to use small images and see what the options stretch
and stack will do for you.
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