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010 Building an Application part 04 [Oracle Apex 5.1 Tutorial]

Oracle Apex 5.1 Tutorial

Building an Application part 04 Chart

Oracle Docs URL:
https://docs.oracle.com/database/apex-5.1/AETUT/AETUT.pdf

Developing the Home Page
Page
Designer and the Application Runtime ("runtime " for short).
Navigating to Page Designer from the Application Runtime
Adding a Task Overview Chart to the Home Page
1. In Page Designer, click the Regions tab in the Gallery.
2. Locate the Chart element.
3. Right-click Chart, select Add To, and select Content Body.
 Editing a Chart Region with the Property Editor
Property Editor
Alter the Attributes of chart.
 Defining the SQL Query of a Chart
Finally, update the axes with appropriate labels.

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