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In the early R/3 times developers had to use these GRAPH* function modules for displaying different kinds of graphics. Embedding of controls was not yet invented in SAPGUI, therefore these graphics were run with separate executables displayed in diff...
Modifying chart settings at runtimeUsing the BI chart item in a web template is mandatory if you want to visualize data in an attractive way. Editing a chart item in the Web Application Designer is supported by a wizard that leads you through the maj...
Looks like the error message of the installer (if no Office package is found) just misses the information about 2019.But when having 2019 already installed the installer does not show an error and AO works fine.
Hi,Using the chart designer you can easily define which chart types to use (per data series). But keep in mind that you have to set the series IDs to define at runtime which data series uses which series settings (created in the chart designer).I sug...
Hi,This is not correct. IGS 7.x differs from IGS 6.40 concerning its directories and configuration.Please see note 896400 that describes that the IGS executables are located in DIR_EXECUTABLE, the IGS directories (provided by igshelper.sar) are locat...
Hi,No, please do not recommend those outdated graphics function modules any longer.Instead the chart engine should be used for new dev projects.Also read [this blog|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/13313] [original link is broken...
