Yes, this is the code I used:
Dim sampleData, row
Function Button1_onclick()
'Render the chart.
$("#Chart1").jqxChart(Chart1_settings)
End Function
Function Form1_onshow()
sampleData = []
For i=0 To 6
row=[]
row["id"] = "Preise"
row["Preis1"] = 25
row["Preis2"] = 30
row["Preis3"] = 35
sampleData[i]= row
Next
Chart1_settings.source = sampleData
Chart1_settings.categoryAxis={dataField:"id", showGridLines:True}
Chart1_settings.seriesGroups = [ _
{ _
type: "column", _
columnsGapPercent: 30, _
seriesGapPercent: 0, _
valueAxis: _
{ _
minValue: 0, _
maxValue: 50, _
unitInterval: 10, _
description: "Preise in Euro(€)" _
}, _
series:[ _
{ dataField: "Preis1", displayText: "Preis1"}, _
{ dataField: "Preis2", displayText: "Preis2"}, _
{ dataField: "Preis3", displayText: "Preis3"} _
] _
} _
]
End Function
I’ve changed it to BASIC just to be sure, and the I changed the Chart ID to Chart2