GUI Chart Question

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james.bernard
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GUI Chart Question

Post by james.bernard »

Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 5.7.174.0
32 or 64 bit version of product: 64
Operating system: Windows 10
32 or 64 bit OS: 64

Hey all
I'm new to PS Studio and making a GUI for some of our techs here. I saw that there was an option in the Designer for Charts. I added them in and set the Data Bindings to when Textbox1 is changed (this is where the techs enter the PC name that they are targeting when executing whatever action they are choosing in the tool). I assumed, incorrectly, this would use this input for the PC that the chart was pulling info for, but it seems to be using my local machine each time. How do I change the chart to pull the info from a PC name in the textbox? I have a global variable created that I use in the rest of my scripts that enters the PC name as whatever text is in that textbox. Sorry if this isn't that clear and thank you for any feedback

Cheers
james.bernard
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Re: GUI Chart Question

Post by james.bernard »

I believe I found the answer, missed the View Script option -_-
Cheers
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