Hi,

I am trying to setup the Legend in such a way that it displays 2 lines. example:

Pressure
1000

Where the first Line is the Series Name, and the second line is the LeftAxis maximum height.
What I don't want is this:

Pressure 1000

Anyone have an idea?

Thanks!

Yeray, Thanks again for the code sample! From it I was able to figure out how to do what I was trying to accomplish. I did end up using the Annotate and DrawLine tools. Once I understood how the indexing works on the tools, I was able to write a routine in the resize method of the form. I have a sma...

Yeray, Thanks, I tried the example you sent. The point at which the point line is attached always goes to a data point. It really needs to attach itself based on the time line rather than on a data point. Also, i'm using series scLine, not scPoint. Example: 2 data points: x=1, y=40 x=4, y=40 A blue ...

Hi everyone! I switched out the Annotate and DrawLine tools for a Textbox and a Line. Here is some code and explanation: At this point the Textbox and Line have been created. When the mouse button is down on the TChart - On a series: This routine captures the SeriesIndex and the ValuIndex of the sel...

Thank you Yeray!

That fixed it!

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Sandra,

Using your example, I was able to modify my program and correct the problem.
I think it was probably the way I was doing things.

Thanks for getting me on the right track!

Thanks Sandra!

Here's the data file.

Sandra,

Thanks for looking at this, I'll try the code.

The version I'm running is the latest available from the Customer Download section.
My version is 3.5.3700.30575

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Thanks Sandra,

I tried to run the code you posted but I'm getting this error:

Unable to resolve type 'Steema.TeeChart.TChart, TeeChart' C:\AxisTest\AxisTest\AxisTest\Properties\licenses.licx 1 AxisTest

Any ideas?

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