Charting and the Document Map

Hi,
I have a report which contains 3 different charts. What I need to do is have
all 3 of the chart names in the Document and only 1 chart showing at a time.
The users can then click on a different chart name in the Document Map to
view a different chart.
Is this possible and any suggestions?
ThanksThe document map cannot be used to dynamically "show/hide" report items. It
can only be used to navigate through the report.
If the report only contains charts, you could add page breaks between the
charts and therefore have 3 pages and clicking in the document map would
just navigate the pages of the report. Not sure if that would work in your
situation.
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"Spencer23" <Spencer23@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a report which contains 3 different charts. What I need to do is
> have
> all 3 of the chart names in the Document and only 1 chart showing at a
> time.
> The users can then click on a different chart name in the Document Map to
> view a different chart.
> Is this possible and any suggestions?
> Thanks

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changing XML values

If I use the REPLACE feature to change only a part of the XML document, does this require the whole document be reinserted and/or parsed, or just that bit of the XML that I changed? Since its shredded out from the XML, it seems to me that I should be fine and not take this performance hit. Just trying to figure out the performance impact of our application updating the XML that already exists. Thanks.The chunk of the document that you are going to insert into the existing document will need to be reparsed, but the existing document will not need to be reparsed since it is in the shredded form, it will just have the section replaced.