Hi, Here there is an explanation of what is the PointFigure series. Here there is the same question answered time ago. And here you have a VB6 example: Private Sub Form_Load() TChart1.AddSeries scPointFigure ' declare a Connection and RecordSet variables... Dim Data As New ADODB.Connection Dim Recor...

Hi Didier The series have Y defined as mandatory. That means that Y values are a must to have while the X are optional. So, adding only Y values, the X values are set automatically. That will probably be the reason why if you don't call your X values as X, the series gets confused. I hope I'm unders...

Hi moelski, well dropMaster from www.raize.com can send Byte Stream via Drag & Drop from one application to another one. Well, it should be possible to use dropmaster to export your series type and data and then parse the stream in the other side, but you should do it manually since there is no teec...

Hi LibDundas, I've made some tests and it seems that the pointer style polishedShpere from line series, don't respect ClipPoints. I've added it to the wish list to be fixed asap (TF02014144). In the meanwhile, I know that the Sphere style doesn't look exactly the same, butit seems to respect the cli...

Hi beetle, 1. Here there is a function from another user that could help you to avoid it. 2. Yes, you should decide to work in pixels or in percentages. But note that with percentages you'll need to do some conversions. 3. Yes, to calculate positions relative to the axis labels, you need a first rep...

Hi BoikovSoft,

It seems a quite good function. I've added this to the wish list be implemented (and improved if possible) for further releases (TV52014141).

Thank you very much.

Hi CeuticalSoft,

Yes this is a known issue already in the wish list (TA05013369). By the meanwhile, this tool is only editable at design time.

Hi Jeff,

The problem is that your axis should be set as datetime in order to display days, hours,...

Hi Brace,

It's strange because here we have some Vista machines and we haven't found problems installing TeeChart v8.04.

Anyway, I'm glad to see that you solved it.

Hi beetle, The problem here is that for the default axes there is a offset applied to the chart margin but not for the custom axes. Here you have an example of how you could calculate the correct margin depending on the shown labels: uses series, Math; procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); v...

Hi Brace, The best you could do for being sure that everything is where it should, probably is: - Uninstall any other TeeChart for Delphi 2009 using the uninstaller or TeeInstall.exe from TeeChart installation folder. - Verify that everything has been uninstalled fine (clean delphi's search and libr...

Hi BoikovSoft, We are not sure to understand what are you exactly trying to do here. It would be helpful if you could send us an image, or a project we can run as-is to reproduce the issue here. You can either post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or at our upl...

Hi simon, Yes, it seems that the custom labels aren't exported to the stream. I've added it to the wish list to be implemented in further releases (TF02014137). In the meanwhile I'm afraid that the only solution would be saving your labels (position and text) to an array and read them once the strea...

Hi beetle,

Could you please explain us what is the exact problem? Or even better, could you please post here the topic where it was discussed (if it was)?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Franck,

Yes, excuse me. I was making tests with TeeChart 8.04 and I've just seen that with v7 the easiest solutions doesn't work. So with v7 I can only think in the saving to table solution.

If you find problems implementing it, please don't hesitate to let us know.