Marjan, OK, so, currently the application is fed from a dataset consisting of 6 data fields (Desc1, Desc2, Value1, Value2, Value3, Value4. Are you saying that I create, say, a calculated fifth field (as first series), defaulting always to the value 0, and give it no color so it doesn't show up visua...

I understand that this forum is the support mechanism used by Steema.

If I post a problem here that doesn't get solved, what are my options?

Waynewil

Hi, I have a stacked bar graph with four series. To avoid a color showing up when it shouldn't, I set the series value to null when it should be zero (on advice of your support staff). My problem is that when all four series are null, the column label (i.e. Datasource/Labels) gets set to its index (...

Okay, solved this one myself. I thought I had changed the MaxPointsPerPage, but apparently I had not. Sorry about that.

Wayne

I have a bar graph with the maximum number of points per page set to 15. When I have, say, only 6 bars, I want the bars to show in column slots 1 to 6, leaving slots 7 to 15 blank (visually left aligning). Instead, the graph takes the 6 bars and spreads them out evenly over the graph. This use to le...

Marc, Thanks for responding. Actually, that solves my problem completely. I was using calculated fields from the dataset anyway, so I just used the IIF function to return a null if the result was zero. Thanks a million. You had me sweating there for a bit, as I have used your graphing tool since it ...

Josep, Actually, this problem is a little more irritating than I previously described. Through experimenting, I've found that if I have the following situation for a column: Bar 1 = 20 Bar 2 = 0 Bar 3 = 10 Bar 4 = 0 Thin lines show up for Bar 2 and Bar 4 in their respective colors, which is very dis...

Thanks for the reply, Josep. However, I still require a little clarification. I've got four series being fed by a dataset. It is the top series in the stack that seems to have the persistent line. Are you saying that I should add a fifth series with a value of zero and a transparent color, so that t...

I'm charting a 4 series stacked bar graph. My problem is that a thin line of color still shows up at the top of the bar graph for the 4th series, even when the value for that bar/series is 0. This is distracting to my users, as they don't want to see the color in question at all when there is no dat...