Hi, All versions should be compatible. The only problem is that we can't prepare all packages for all different version combination. That's why we try to help the customers to prepare and compile their own packages for their particular environment. The "Quick Report" article here , is an attempt to ...

Hi DjPete,

To hide your series, you could also do as follows:

Hi Andreas,

Could you take a look at "Printing better article"?

Hi jica,

Probably your project is referencing old teechart libraries and this confuses the builder.

Try to edit the project bpr file manually (with notepad for example) and look for the lib paths and package references and update them for the correct ones.

Hi, Here is a portion of code showing how you could draw a custom legend directly to the canvas. Only to show how you could also do it. Private Sub TChart1_OnAfterDraw() With TChart1.Canvas 'legend rect .Rectangle TChart1.ChartBounds.Right - 85, 100, TChart1.ChartBounds.Right - 15, 200 'series 1 .Br...

Hi DjPete, I think that you what you are trying to do it to have a top axis with custom labels. You can simply do: TChart1.Axis.Top.Visible = True TChart1.Series(0).HorizontalAxis = aBothHorizAxis For i = 0 To 9 TChart1.Axis.Top.Labels.Add StartArray(i), ValueArray(i) Next i Note that StartArray sho...

Hi Tim, Yes, there aren't events for series groups, so the series group event list is empty. If you add the series at runtime, by code, the Object Inspector won't show the series' related properties or events. In this case you should set the properties and the events you wish by code. But if you add...

Hi Roger,

Yeah, maybe it lefts an InternalRepaint to force teechart to update internal variables:

Hi Philip,

Excuse us for the delay. Narcís, who is following the thread and made some tests, is out this week. He will answer you as soon as possible.

Hi msd48, Here is a simple example of what it does. Add a Chart and a checkbox into a new form. Then add a line series and a ClipSeries tool into the chart. And the code: procedure TForm1.CheckBox1Click(Sender: TObject); begin ChartTool1.Active := CheckBox1.Checked; end; procedure TForm1.FormCreate(...

Hi LVL, I'm afraid that the feature you doesn't exist. But there are others that you may haven't seen such as OnGetLegendText and OnLegendDrawSymbol events. And also... You can hide a series to be shown: TChart1.Series(0).ShowInLegend = False Or you could simply invert the legend items order: TChart...

Hi Roger, I think that you should use MinVisibleSeriesValue and MaxVisibleSeriesValue to calculate the new SetMinMax values for your Left axis. TChart1.Axis.Left.SetMinMax TChart1.Axis.Left.MinVisibleSeriesValue(True, 0), TChart1.Axis.Left.MaxVisibleSeriesValue(True, 0) TChart1.Axis.Left.MinimumOffs...

Hi Michael, If we understand well what you are trying to do, the following code could be a good example of how you could achieve it with two series (one vertical custom axis). We will hide everything out from the pointer when the mouse is unpressed. And we restore the "default view" when unzoom. pro...

Hi Verane,

As you tested, there is a function to set a color for a pixel but there isn't a function to retrieve that so I've added this request to the "wish list" to be implemented in future releases (TF02013329).

Thank you

Hi Artimus, I think that the ScrollBar you mention is the scroll bar that appears automatically when a form is resized smaller than a component into the form. If I'm right, note that this is a Delphi component, not a TeeChart one. and the property to read the value is different to the property to se...