I have a Delphi application that relies on TeeChart 8 to produce a variety of charts. The data managed by the app, and report through the charts, are updated periodically. How can I save the chart so that when new data becomes avaialble, all the user has to do is reopen the chart and print it? Right...

Excellent!

Any news on the trilinear plot?

HELP!!!!! I just had the same problem - upgrading from TeeChart 7 to TeeChart 8. Delphi 7 complains and won't load TeeChart (which is not good since I am in the middle of a major project that relies on TeeChart). I also have ReportBuilder, but the Build/Install TeeChart application in ReportBuilder ...

I can't really connect to the data source. My application uses a client-server database. The data source that provided the results for the chart is a query built by a particular user as he/she progresses through a wizard. The query is replaced as other users proceed through the wizard, making their ...

I sent along an example file fro review, but haven't heard anything yet :? Some more details that may help...The charts are made with line series. Each series contains different Y values (Water level elevations) and commonly different x values (dates). In TeeChart Office, when I click on the Data ta...

Any luck with the Tee Office file yet?

Did you get the file I sent? I just wanted to makesure it made it.

To get around this problem, is there a way to store my user original setup of the TeeChart so that they can bring it up again?

I just sent it along. It is called GrimesTest.tee

The problem appears when I try to add a new x,y pair.

Thanks

I produce the original chart in a D7 application by cycling through a Firebird 1.5 query result and grabbling x,y pairs for, in the case of the example I am sending, for each monitor well I have chosen.

My next question is how do I attach the file for you to review?

Thanks
Craig

My users export TeeCharts from my Delphi App to a *.tee file. They then want to edit the chart data (ususally to add an x,y pair). When it only has a single series, all goes as expected, they can add new x and y values. However, when there are multiple series, which is almost always the case, editin...

Thanks....If you want to take it to the next level, a tetrahedronal plot would be very cool. That would be the same as a trilinear plot, but with four elements. You can think of it as a pyramid with a three sided base. This would need to be a 3D plot that you could then rotate in space. Thanks for c...

Did you see how many looks this topic has gotten? I can send an article for you to look at that discusses these plots and their use. Thanks

about a year ago I wanted to see if you guys could help me with a trilinear plot. I was hoping to see it in this latest version. Do you think I may see it some time soon?

Here is a typical error message.

Exception EAccessViolation in module DataInspector.exe at 0035330A. Access violation at address 0075330A in module 'DataInspector.exe'. Read of address 0269D950.

This is then followed by another message that looks like this:

Runtime error 216 at 7C901010.