Hi Jenn-
... ugh, talk about timing, I just purged some way old code
that I had onto a cd backup and put them into storage, so it'll be
a few days before I can get to them, but just from memory, we had a
huge intranet site that needed to display some stats long before
cfchart came around and we used the old pixel stretching trick to
get bar charts onto screen, then "upgraded" when we got a hold of
cfchart. Long story short, and with a few simple lines of math
code, tally up your total number of responses, calculate your
percentage results for each response/category/result/what-have-you
and display the percentage values, not the raw values. This way
your physical chart sizes can remain the same while the values can
be still be displayed proportionately. This also helped us publish
reports that needed to be printed so we had to know that X pixels
by X pixels were going to be designated for that particular chart's
space. I'm sure someone else has probably come along with something
better but this should get you by for now.
HTH,
Rich