I have a bunch of series connect to IBQuery components. Each time the queries are refreshed and the graph updated more memory is consumed. The memory just grows and grows. Any ideas?

I had indeed done that in the past but thought it didn't work as the bars seemed to overlap each other and what I got was a jumbled mess. I have a stacked bar with 2 series using the same stack group. When I changed the bar width to 10% for both bars it displayed fine but doesn't really help me unde...

Sorry guys, needing even more help. I am plotting a graph for the period of the day. I want to be able to see the whole day plotted against the bottom even when I have only plotted the part of it. When I manually plot the graph it all works when I uncheck the automatic scales and set the min and max...

I am running a DBChart stacked. I have 2 series with 1 being a subset of the other. eg. Series1 = longest wait time Series2 = averagewait time if longest wait was 10 seconds and average wait was 3 seconds I would like to show a stackbar of 10 plotted in height with the first 3 plotted as the smaller...

I see. I was hoping that it would treat null values within a query but I guess not. I'll have to try it manually then.

Thanks
Dave

I'm running with 4 series connected to IBQuery components on a DB chart. The chart is a stacked bar graph. With some queries there is space between the bars when each bar should sit on top of each other. Is there any way I can correct this problem?