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...

Hi Claus,

Please, 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 Kev,

Could you take a look at the recently updated article of how to install QuickReport into Delphi?

The most probably could be that you don't have all the compiled files at the default delphi paths. And this is important to ensure that delphi loads the packages correctly.

Hi Matt, Yes, you are right. I've added the bug to the wish list (TV52012959) to be fixed in further releases. One thing I've noticed is that you could conserve the color you set before if you set the color to the whole series, not only to the points. Here is the test: Private Sub Form_Load() TChart...

Hi Matt, We are not sure to understand what you mean. We've tested the ChartEditorPanel component with TeeChart v8.0.0.3 and we could see nothing strange. Please, could you send us an image showing that? You can either post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or a...

Hi Matt, Here you have an example of how you could achieve similar results as teecommander, using simple buttons: Dim RotateChart, MoveChart, ZoomChart, DChart, Go As Boolean Dim StartX, StartY As Double Dim StartZoom As Integer Private Sub Rotate_Click() RotateChart = True MoveChart = False ZoomCha...

Hi Matt, I'm afraid there's no tool to move the chart. Otherwise, you always can emulate this TeeCommander function by doing something similar than following: Dim MoveChart As Boolean Dim StartX, StartY As Double Private Sub Form_Load() TChart1.AddSeries scPoint TChart1.Series(0).FillSampleValues 25...

Hi Hugh, I'm afraid it's not possible to save chart properties into an xml file. If you want to save them, you'll have to save into a tee file. You can have a look at the detailed explanation in the tutorials: Tutorials/Chapter 12 - Exporting and Importing Charts And at the examples from features de...

Hi stsl, I've added the feature request to the wish list (TV52012945) to be reviewed and, if possible, enhanced in further releases. This may be quite a sensible issue as implementing it as you request may break existing clients code. Also notice that we don't provide support for changes to the sour...

Hi Matt, Could you try the following code? It works fine here in a new project with only a chart and two sliders. Private Sub Form_Load() Slider1.Min = 0 Slider2.Min = 0 Slider1.Max = 360 Slider2.Max = 360 Slider1.Value = TChart1.Aspect.Elevation Slider2.Value = TChart1.Aspect.Rotation TChart1.Aspec...

Hi Davy,

I'm really glad to see that!

Hi Thomas,

Yes, you can customize these annotation tools. They are called:

.asNumericGauge.TextMarker
.asNumericGauge.UnitsMarker
.asNumericGauge.ValueMarker

and inside them you can do:

.Text
.Shape.Font

you'll see the customizable properties there.

Hi Claus,

Here is you answer.