The problem is that all the functionality depends on there not-being nulls in the series. I would need to add if IsNull(i) into a lot of places. On some places it would be simple, while on some places it would not be as simple. In addition, it would require re-testing the whole chart functionality, ...

I have a table connected with DBChart. I have many signals that are draw on the same chart. These signals have different sampling rates, which means that for one signal I may have 100 samples, while for another I may have only 10. Yet they all live in the same table. When the signals are loaded into...

Ehm, setting Series1.XValues.Order := loNone;
made Series1.VisibleCount stop working upon zooming.
Now it always returns the total number of points.
Is there any way to have both things working?

Regards,
Sigurdur

Nevermind, I believe I have solved the problem, by setting
Series1.XValues.Order := loNone;

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