Hi msd48,

I think that with the ClipSeries tool you should achieve what you want.

Hi Jorge, It seems that your IDE is referencing some packages from another TeeChart installation that may exist or may not exist (TeeChart v6 for C++ Builder 6). I recommend you to search and remove those inappropriate references into your C++ Builder 2007 search paths and library paths. And when yo...

Hi Michael,

I think that the easiest solution would be saving your chart to a tee file at OnClose event and reload it at OnCreate event.

Take a look at the "Tutorial 12 - Exporting and Importing Charts". You should find the demos and tutorials at TeeChart's program group.

Hi LT411,

We've been able to reproduce it and I've added it to the wish list to be fixed as soon as possible (TF02013328).

Hi Roger,

Have you set the XValues as DateTime? For Candle series it is set by default, but not for line series.

To force it you should do the following:

Hi,

I've added to the "wish list" the possibility to add more indicators that the user could customize.

Hi Artimus,

I'm not sure to understand what exactly are you doing. Could you explain int more accurately?

Artimus wrote:you resize the form so it is large enough so that the HorzScrollBar disappears

Do you mean that the chart will overlap the ScrollBar?

Hi Tim, You could use Series1.Marks.Clicked(X,Y) to retrieve the index of the clicked mark at OnMouseDown event. And then, you could obtain the Mark text of the according point at OnGetMarkText. Something as folowing: //... var index: Integer; procedure TForm1.Chart1MouseDown(Sender: TObject; Button...

Hi Jan,

I'm afraid I don't understand what are you doing here. Could you explain the steps to reproduce it here?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Phineas,

Yes you are right. The TChartScrollBar component was designed for specific usages and doesn't work properly on some of the others. We'll improve its performance in future versions but in the meanwhile we recommend to use the standard TScrollBar component.
Excuse us for the inconvenience.

Hi eegirl,

Have you solved this issue? The same article I mentioned here will probably help you here if you still have problems.

Hi eegirl, Have you tried to follow the instructions from the article "QuickReport" at here ? I think that the most probably could be previous installations files referenced at the search paths. So, the best you could do probably will be to start from the beginning "cleaning" your delphi. So, I reco...

Hi ChZiegelt,

Yes, you could achieve it using OpenGL. Pace a TTeeOpenGL into your form and then use the following code:

Hi brian,

Thanks for your feedback.

Hi rhyden, This demo seems to work fine for me here. The buttons on TChartPageNavigator derive from standard Delphi TSpeedButtons. To check whether an execution feature of TChartPageNavigator is affecting button render you could run an example with conventional TSpeedButtons on your form to see whet...