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		<TITLE>FusionCharts - Simple Column 3D Chart using dataXML method </TITLE>
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				<h2>FusionCharts Examples</h2>
				<h4>Basic example using dataXML method (with XML data hard-coded in ASP.NET page 
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				<p>If you view the source of this page, you'll see that the XML data is present in 
					this same page (inside HTML code). We're not calling any external XML (or 
					script) files to serve XML data. dataXML method is ideal when you've to plot 
					small amounts of data.</p>
				<%=GetMonthlySalesChartHtml()%>
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				<a href='../NoChart.html' target="_blank">Unable to see the chart above?</a>
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