Actually, setting BevelOuter to bvNone was sufficient.

Tom

I am using version 7 for Delphi 7.

Yes, setting BevelInner and BevelOuter to bvNone worked. So thank you. I had to add Controls to the uses list though. But that was trivial.

Tom

Thank you for the suggestion, but the answer is no, that does not work. Setting BevelWidth to zero yields the following error message:

[Error] ProductionUnit.pas(796): Constant expression violates subrange bounds

That value should be in the range 1..MaxInt.

Tom

I am generating a series of charts directly from a Delphi (7) program. For one of them, I want the border to be invisible. So, I use Chart.Border.Visible := False;. Then, the left and top border vanishes, but there are still a remant left of the left and bottom one. If I look closely ate the chart w...

Thank you. I'll try to do some headscratching and see what I can find. It is vacation time now, so I may be silent for the next few weeks.

Pardon me for not responding before, I had to tak my family outside the reach of the Internet for the weekend. In any case, thank you very much, this one is quite a lot closer to what I ideally would like. The ideal would be to have the colors follow the corresponding bands in the radar plot, i.e. a...

I am unexperienced, but ... The code seems to work in a fashion, But: - I would like to have the colored band on the background with the plot on top, so I assume that the event Series1BeforeDrawValues is the correct one. However, I cannot locate that one. Logically, the procedures seems to generate ...

Thank you. I will have a look at it.

Tom

I am using TChart 6.01 with Delphi 7 and I am very satisfied with that combination. One of the plots I am generating is a radar plot with two series in it. What I would like to include is three colored zones with for instance a light red in background of the middle (center) part, a band of light yel...