vb6 chart graphics.

any sort order for x or y values?

Try this:

Insert a Microsoft Chart Control into your project.
(On the Project menu, click Components)
Microsoft Chart Control 6.0 (SP4) (OLEDB)
      (on Windows XP: c:\windows\system32\MSCHRT20.OCX)

Private Sub Form_Load()
  MSChart1.Visible = False
End Sub

Private Sub Command1_Click()

  Dim i As Long
  Dim j As Long
  Dim sHeader As String
  Dim sLine As String
  Dim aItems() As String
  
  Dim sFileName As String
  Dim nFileNum As Long
  Dim aData() As String

  Screen.MousePointer = vbHourglass
  
  nFileNum = FreeFile
  
  Open App.Path & "\" & "yourcsv.csv" For Input As #nFileNum
  
  '/ set headers
  Line Input #nFileNum, sHeader
  aItems = Split(sHeader, ",")
  
  ' When you create a multi-dimensioned array, the first series can be assigned a string;
  ' when the array is assigned to the ChartData property, the strings become the labels for the rows.
  ReDim Preserve aData(LBound(aItems) To UBound(aItems), i)

  For j = 0 To UBound(aItems)
      aData(j, i) = aItems(j)
  Next j
  '/

  ' loop through file and populate rest of the multi-dimensioned array
  i = 1
  Do While Not EOF(nFileNum)
      ' read line
      Line Input #nFileNum, sLine
      If Not sLine = sHeader Then
          ' split values on comma
          aItems = Split(sLine, ",")
          
          ' When you're using ReDim Preserve on a multidimensional array,
          ' you can resize only its last dimension:
          ReDim Preserve aData(UBound(aItems), i)

          For j = 0 To UBound(aItems)
              aData(j, i) = aItems(j)
          Next j

          i = i + 1
      End If
  Loop
  
  Close #nFileNum

  '/ create a multi-dimensioned array for our chart
  Dim n As Long
  ReDim aDataForChart(i - 1, UBound(aItems))
  For n = 0 To i - 1
      For j = 0 To UBound(aItems)
          aDataForChart(n, j) = aData(j, n)
      Next j
  Next n
  '/

  With MSChart1
  
      .Visible = True
      
      '/ set the chart type
      ' set the chart type to a 2d Line
      .chartType = VtChChartType2dLine
      
      ' set the chart type to a 2d Bar
      '.chartType = VtChChartType2dBar
      '/
      
      ' Plot Data Using Array and the ChartData Property
      .ChartData = aDataForChart
  
      .Height = 3400
    
      ' add chart title
      '.TitleText = "Frequency of Numbers"
      With .Title
          .Text = "Frequency of Numbers"
          .VtFont.Size = 12
          .VtFont.VtColor.Set 255, 0, 0
      End With
    
      ' set chart Labels
      ' (aDataForChart(0,0) : "Number")
      ' (aDataForChart(0,1) : " Frequency")
      For n = 1 To i - 1
          .Row = n
          .RowLabel = aDataForChart(n, 0)
      Next n
    
      Dim serX As Series
      For Each serX In MSChart1.Plot.SeriesCollection
          If serX.LegendText = "Number" Then
              ' Hide "Number" Serie
              serX.Position.Hidden = True
              
              ' Set XAxis Title
              'Dim XAxis As MSChart20Lib.Axis
              'Set XAxis = .Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX, 1)
              'XAxis.AxisTitle = serX.LegendText
              
              .Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdX, 1).AxisTitle = serX.LegendText
              
          ElseIf serX.LegendText = "Frequency" Then
  
              With serX.StatLine
                  ' VtChStatsMean - Shows the mathematical mean of the values in the series. 
                  .Flag = VtChStatsMean
                  .Style(VtChStatsMean) = VtPenStyleDitted  'VtPenStyleDashed  'VtPenStyleDotted
                  .VtColor.Set 255, 0, 0
                  .Width = 1
              End With
              
              ' Set YAxis Title
              ' VtChAxisIdY2 Identifiziert die sekundäre Y-Achse
              'Dim YAxis As MSChart20Lib.Axis
              'Set YAxis = .Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdY2, 1)
              'YAxis.AxisTitle = serX.LegendText
              
              .Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdY2, 1).AxisTitle = serX.LegendText
              
          End If
      Next
      
      ' Set Chart footnote
      With .Footnote
          .Location.Visible = True
          .Location.LocationType = VtChLocationTypeBottomLeft
          .Text = "sorted by frequency in ascending order"
          .VtFont.VtColor.Set 128, 128, 128
      End With
      
  End With
  
  Screen.MousePointer = vbDefault

End Sub

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The code above produces this chart:

for this csv:
Number, Frequency
39,12
26,27
44,46
5,54
10,68
19,77
30,120