Updates | Charts4PHP - Free PHP Chart & Graph

Added Target line support in Bar chart

As Charts4PHP is now supporting target line in bar chart, you can now create the bar chart along with horizontal target lines: Refer documentation for more information and usage. Whats Next: To download latest free version (with limited features), please visit...

Creating a Error Bar chart on Bar chart using PHP

by Sauz Khan | How-To Guides, Updates

Error bars are graphical representations of the variability of data and used on graphs to indicate the error or uncertainty in a reported measurement. Its really easy to make Error bars graphical representation in chartphp. Step 1: Include Charts 4 PHP Library...

Charts 4 PHP v2.3 Released!

by Bilal Siddiqi | Updates

Charts 4 PHP Team has always emphasized on improving the customer experience by making charts more flexible and easy to use. Here are the amazingly new July’s update: 1. Google-Spreadsheet with Charts 4 PHP framework : You can now connect google-spreadsheet and...

Connecting Google Sheets with Charts 4 PHP framework

by Bilal Siddiqi | How-To Guides, Updates

This article will show you how to connect Google Sheets with Charts 4 PHP framework Step 1: Give permission to access Google Spreadsheet Before proceeding to next step make sure that your google sheet have permission to view : Goto your My Driver folder and right...

KPI Boxes supported now!

by Abu | Updates

A Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is a measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is achieving key business objectives. Organizations use KPIs at multiple levels to evaluate their success at reaching targets.You can now add KPI boxes using Charts4PHP...

Added Line Bar combination chart with multiple axis

by Sauz Khan | Updates

As Charts4PHP is now supporting combination chart, you can now create the line and bar combination chart to show multiple values against a single axis range or plots multiple sets of data on a single chart. Refer documentation for more information and usage. Whats...