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I am drawing a chart with 14 series (points and bars). Is it possible to manually define the order of the legend so I can define the EXACT order of the series in the legend e.g. by an index?

I'm using version 2.0.3203.23272

I will try and get the latest version and see how it performs. In the meantime:

What I want to achieve is not to hide all labels on the chart, but just the labels on the points where there are no data values. Can this be done?

I can't seem to remove a label from a single data value in a chart, even though the data is null and not drawn on the chart is still produces a label with "0" in it. This label is then shown if I hover over another datapoint from another series. How can I avoid drawing lables for a single point? I'm...

Here is my final working version of a correlation function as described. I hope others will find it usefull for XY-plotting two datasources as one. public static DataTable CorrelateDataSources(DataTable xAxisTable, DataTable yAxisTable, int XColIdx, int YColIdx) { DataTable correlatedTable = new Dat...

Hi again, I'm well aware of how to access database as datasources (ADO), so the provided tutorial link did not help me in this regard. What I don't however at present time know how to do, is to manipulate a datasource in the way I describe above. Ie. two datasources should be combined (correlated). ...

Working example with 3 correlated charts (x correlation is assumed in this example and not dealed with, only y values are considered)... I still need a solution for dealing with DataSources from a database instead of user defined double arrays as below. using System; using System.Data; using System....

Hi, I need to use two (and later on several) datasources for a combined XY plot (Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Points I assume) such that the first datasource is treated as the X' axis specifier and the second datasource as the Y' axis. Both datasources contain a number of points (x,y) - lets call these (x...

Hi, Thanks for a quick reply =) Manually setting the min/max as you suggest is clearly an option - however, my GetLogarithmicMaximumLabel method makes it possible to insert the correct next logarithmic decade for any base and any max serie value without the need of hardcoded min/max values. The meth...

Hi, I've got a working solution for putting labels on a logarithmic axis which always displays the next logarithmic decade. For instance, you plot values ranging from y=8 to 78 and you want the 1, 10 and 100 label to be visible - and I don't think that "myAxis.Automatic = true;" gets it right in mos...