Excel 中的图形和图表
我想在我的 Android 设备上显示从 Excel 电子表格生成的图形和图表。据我所知，我的选择是：
从 Excel 导出数字数据，并使用 AChartEngine 之类的包在设备上绘制图表。
从 Excel 导出 XML 数据，并在 PC 上绘制图表（使用其他绘图包？）或在设备上绘制图表（使用其他绘图包？）
使用 Excel 在 PC 上以交互方式创建图形，并拍摄屏幕快照。将该文件发送到设备以在 ImageView 中显示
将数据安排为 Web 服务器上的页面，而不是 Excel 电子表格文件中。从服务器的页面读取并在设备上绘制图表，如步骤 1 所示。
还有其他选择可以考虑吗？
是否有任何方法也可以在其他平台上共享，例如 iOS 和 RIM
感谢您的任何建议 - 看来这应该是一个已解决的问题。
I want to display graphs and charts generated from an Excel spreadsheet, on my Android device. As far as I can see, my choices are:
Export the number data from Excel, and graph it on the device using a package like AChartEngine.
Export XML data from Excel, and graph it on the PC (using some other graphing package?) or graph it on the device (using some other graphing package?)
Create the graphic interactively on a PC using Excel, and take a screen snaphot. Send that file to the device for display in an ImageView
arrange for the data to be a page on a web server, rather than in an Excel spreadsheet file. Read from the page from the server and graph on the device, as in step 1.
Are there other alternatives to consider?
Are there any approaches which could be shared on other platforms, too, like for iOS and RIM
Thanks for any suggestions - it seems like this should be a solved problem.
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几个月前我对此进行了研究，发现 AChartEngine 是最容易使用的库。它的一些好处是它是开源的，它有一个很好的社区，并且它得到了积极的维护。它也是免费的，考虑到一些本机库，例如 Android 的 Java Charts< /a> 花费大约 140 美元！我绝对不会建议使用 Excel 生成和显示
ImageView...如果有的话，绝对要使用本机库。 （某些库（例如 AChartEngine）允许您动态调整屏幕上图表的大小/位置，这可能是以后的一个不错的选择）。除了 AChartEngine 之外，您还可以考虑其他一些库：
I looked into this a couple months back, and I found AChartEngine to be the easiest library to work with. Some benefits are it is open-source, it has a nice community, and it is actively maintained. It's free too, which is great considering that some native libraries such as Java Charts for Android cost something like $140! I definitely wouldn't suggest using Excel to generate and display an
ImageView... definitely go with a native library if anything. (Some libraries such as AChartEngine allow you to dynamically resize/reposition the chart on the screen, which might be a nice option to have later on).Other than AChartEngine, some other libraries you might consider: