I did as you asked, and am now thinking that the problem is in some other code. Thank you for your time and help, but I doubt that the problem is in TeeChart.

Thank you, again, for your help. I am not trying to change the order of the bars within the charts. I am trying to change the order of the charts on the page. The current order is Quarter: 2005.1 Quarter: 2004.4 Quarter: 2003.1 Quarter: 2004.3 This order makes it difficult to find a particular chart...

Thank you, again! That does compile, but the charts still appear in an un-sorted order, as can be seen in the attached screen shot. I would like the Quarters to ascend uniformly

Thanks for your help! I tried this, but I'm using a DBChart, and the code that you suggested does not compile. That is "DBChart1.SortByLabels" does not work.

I am trying to maintain some code that I inherited, so I do not entirely understand what I am reading. In addition, I have been unable to find any documentation about DBCrossTabSource either online or in the Help that came with the product. Perhaps someone can point me at the documentation. When I u...

I thought I had made it clear that I had been assigning an empty string, but that TeeChart was displaying a "0" instead. It turns out that if you assign a string with a <space> in it, then TeeChart displays that <space>. If you remove the borders, that <space> then becomes invisible.

I have a bar graph where each bar represents a value for a specific date. Since the data does not occur equally spaced in time, I am using an incrementing integer for the X value, and putting the date in as the label value. Some bars do not have a date (the label is empty). The graph shows empty lab...

Narcis:

That did the trick! Thank you so much!



Jon

I have a chart (with a fast line graph series) with about XY 40 points on it, with X values ranging from about 500 to 4000. The chart shows values listed along the X axis at design time, but there are no visible values at run-time, although there are vertical lines! I must be doing something wrong a...