Hey Vijay, 

I would suggest you to go through the following documentation that will help you to set up the anychart widget in your application.

https://docs.mendix.com/appstore/modules/any-chart/

https://community.mendix.com/link/space/ui-&-front-end/exchanges/146

Here is a sandbox application as well to test:

https://mydemoversion8-sandbox.mxapps.io/p/charts

Hope this helps!

The way to use any charts and populate it dynamically is as follows:

• You search for an example JSON in the any chart documentation.

[ {
  "x": [ "giraffes", "orangutans", "monkeys" ],
  "y": [ 25, 12, 20 ],
  "type": "bar",
  "orientation": "v",
  "name": "Animals"
} ]

• Right click > Add other > JSON structure and add that structure to a JSON.

• Right click > Add other > Import mapping. Select all elements from the JSON.

• Click map automatically. The DB entities will be created automatically. You can now remove the import mapping as you won't need it anymore.
• Create a microflow to create/populate the automatically mapped entities. 
  • eg. First create Root,
  • Then create JsonObject and associate it with the Root
  • Then create several X objects / Wrapper objects and associate those with the JSON object
  • Do the same for Y / Wrapper_2. 
• Right click > Add other > export mapping. Use this export mapping to convert the whole structure back into a JSON.
• Add this export mapping to the microflow. Pass the Root as the parameter. As a result you'll get the JSON as a string
• The microflow should then return an object with the JSON string. 
• Create a page and add a dataview to it. Use the previously created microflow as the datasource.
• Use the JSON attribute on the chart widget (placed inside the dataview).

• The chart is now using data from the microflow. You can use the "Toggle Editor" to edit the chart's data/layout while developing.

Regardless of the JSON / type of chart chosen, the process to dynamically fill a chart should be something similar to this.

Hope this helps.