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[Narcís]

Hi Jan,

Could you please post the TeeChart assembly you are using at the upload page?

Thanks in advance.

[Lars Iversen]

Hi Narcís

Lars Iversen here. I'm working together with Jan
As your graph is very different from Jan and your legend gives very large numbers I suspect the reason for you having different graphs could be regional settings. If you go to control panel --> Regional and Language Option --> Cutomize and set your decimal symbol to . (period) instead of , (comma) do you then get the graph that looks like the one Jan gets?

BR Lars Iversen

[Jan Madsen]

Hi

I'm not sure what you want me to upload. Is is just my .dll file or what?

/Jan

[Narcís]

Hello Jan and Lars,

Setting Regional Options as Lars suggested let us get the same chart as you. We think this is a bug and added it (TF02013418) to the defect list to be fixed for future releases.

[Lars Iversen]

Hi Narcís

Do you have any ideas for a workaraound?

Thanks
Lars Iversen

[Narcís]

Hi Lars,

I tried adding a null point providing resistance and reactance values and setting its color to Color.Transparent but didn't help.

The only solution I can think of is using 2 series. When a null point appears you start populating a new series so that they are not joined.

[Lars Iversen]

Can i then hide one of the series from the Legend?

[Narcís]

Hi Lars,

Sure, you can use ShowInLegend property, for example:

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			for (int i = 0; i < tChart1.Series.Count; i++)
			{
				tChart1[i].ShowInLegend = (i == 0);	
			}