Hmmm, this may be a deal breaker. Because of the requirement for 100% match in data points (for stacked area series), we will have 100s of thousands of data points (perhaps millions) in each of several series (up to 20 or so). Over 90% are just Y==0. We already have our data, then it's expanded (dra...

I've seen the smoothing samples and other posts here. I have the graph looking about the way I would like, though it seems that I have very little control over the smoothing behavior when using Area series. But on to my main question, is there any way to smooth the data without duplicating the Serie...

Thanks, that's pretty much the conclusion I came to yesterday. In fact, I already implemented it and it seems to work well enough. Because the data is so sparse, I still store and wire transfer only non-zero sub-ranges, but when I load the chart, I process those into contiguous series data. Just fee...

I've also tried the stacked bar style, which I thought might be more agreeable with the sparse data.

Seems this just doesn't work well with the stacking. Is it necessary to add matching "zero" entries in each series for each non-zero entry in a different series?

I've got a chart displaying multiple series. The area style for each is set for CustomStack.Stack. Each series contains multiple subranges of valid values. I would like to have only those values graphed. So I might have the following data for one series. {0, 1} {1, 3} {2, 2} {10, 4} {11, 2} {12, 3} ...

Thanks, Narcis, for the reply. I followed the thread and also "Tuturial 17 - Designtime Runtime and License Requirements" I overlooked earlier. My app creats TeeChart components at both design time and run time and involves both .dll and .exe. After editing some license files, it worked without that...

I am developing Windows application using VS 2008 in C#. If TeeChart is not used in the app, I can start the app on a PC by copying some files (.dll & .exe) and running the .exe. However, if TeeChart is used in the app, I will get a message like the following: An instance of type 'Steema.TeeChart.Ch...