So far as I know, Gnuplot isn't an option. :(

As for using the multiple arrays to graph the data sets: I knew about that format, but my problem is that I can't hard code anything. The first thing this program is doing is being distributed to a couple international sites, where the groups and tickets we're graphing varies. Thus, everything has to be dynamic.

To further expound on what I'm trying to do (example code):

$userexample .= @users;

make that output 

@users = (
[userexample[0]],
[userexample[1]],
[userexample[2]],
);

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So on and so forth. Creating the multi-dimensional arrays by hand is something I understand, and I know GD can graph them like that, I'm just trying to figure out how to graph them in a dynamic fashion.

Thanks for the help. :)

In reply to Re^2: Issues graphing multiple data sets on the same graph in GD::Graph by SoaponaRope
in thread Issues graphing multiple data sets on the same graph in GD::Graph by SoaponaRope

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