Hi John, We think that probably the teechart wrapper classes that your project is trying to use are not up to date. So I recommend you to regenerate them. Here are the steps you should follow: - create a new dialog based project in mfc - From the VC++ v6 IDE select "Project":"Add to project":"Compon...

Hi rama,

As you say, this should be solved. Please, in order to discover what's happening, could you send us a simple example project we can run "as-is" to reproduce the problem here?

You can either post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or at our upload page.

Hi Matt,

These properties give you the four legend corners:

Hi adenin, It's strange, you should be able to use more than one annotation tool in the same chart. Here you have an example of how you could use several annotation tools and several rectangle tools aligned with the legend. Private Sub Form_Load() Dim i As Integer TChart1.AddSeries scLine TChart1.Se...

Hi nbp,

I'm glad to read that you solved it!

Hi guzial, Yes, there seems to be a bug for Gantt series because VisibleCount doesn't seem to return the correct value. I've added it to the wish list to be fixed in further releases (TV52013013). But here you have a workaround that works fine for me here: procedure TForm1.Chart1Zoom(Sender: TObject...

Hi nbp, I haven't been able to reproduce the problem here with v8.0.0.3. Please, could you send us a simple example project we can run "as-is" to reproduce it here? You can either post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or at our upload page . And also, could you...

Hi Claus, Modifying a few lines from your project, according to my environment, it worked fine for me. And the error you get "Unit IWCompTeeChart was compiled with a different version" makes me think that you suffer some search path conflict. Please, ensure that the search path from where you instal...

Hi Claus,

Thank you for the project, but I think you got confused and sent us the wrong project. I only can see a QuickReport and a TQR in the form.

Could you please send it again?

Hi Tuan, Thank you for the pictures. We've made a chart like yours with the following code: m_Chart1.GetAspect().SetView3D(false); long series1; series1 = m_Chart1.AddSeries(scLine); m_Chart1.Series(series1).GetXValues().SetOrder(loNone); m_Chart1.Series(series1).AddXY(1.08, 2.08, "", clTeeColor); m...

Hi Tuan, We tried different ways to zoom to the point [-1.38, -2.38] and all them worked fine for us. We tried zooming with mouse and by code using SetMinMax function. And we tried also with 3D activated/deactivated, and with .pointer.visible true and false... Could you please modify the following c...

Hi Matt,

When you have a source without repeated values, one should expect to have a NAN (Not A Number) return for mode function.

So, the best approach is to check series data if it makes sense to apply mode function before you pass it to the function.

Hi Matt, In mathworks website, in the mode function description they say: "When there are multiple values occurring equally frequently, mode returns the smallest of those values" So, I suppose that when you have no repeated value, all frequencies are 0, and the smallest value of the series should be...

Hi Dominik,

I think you could use a line series to do this (with Pointer.Visible activated) with two points, for example. You could use two variables to store the global minimum and maximum, and modify XValue[0] or XValue[1] from you line series when those variables are updated.

Hi Matt, I've tested the functions, and looking at the new features demo to see if they do what expected, and they seem to work fine. But note that some functions calculate percentages and other values really lower than source values and maybe that's why they seem to be 0. And that's why I've set th...