I think you might find TChart.MoveSeriesUp / MoveSeriesDown interesting.
They allow you to change the order of the series.
I needed the stacked option, but i think you are looking for a different kind of chart. The other option i see for you, is using Transparancy or using a 3D look.

Hi Graig, I saw the problem in that demo... but then realized that you have to go to Edit and select the Series Tab, then set the series0 to stacked. That solved the overlapping in this case. What i was seeing when i made my first post is that if the series are stacked, and you set the UseYOrigin ch...

I found the reason for my problems:
the routine that creates my area series on the fly included the line
areacharts[1].UseYOrigin := true;

Setting this to false (or in fact removing the line) solved it !

I hope this helps somebody, somewhere

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Hi Graig, I seem to have exactly the same problem you were describing here. But I'm still using version 5.02. Setting transparancy to something like 80, clearly shows the different area's, but if i remove the transparancy I allways see the last area added in front of all others. Did you find a way a...