Hi, I'm not talking about setting the Logarithmic base to 1 or negative values. In the link you've provided there's the statement: Given that Log(1) = 0, logarithmic axes can not plot values smaller than one and hence your values disappearing . And this statement is not true as you can certainly plo...

Hi again, I read the suggested forum entry but the mathematical background and the proposed solution is wrong. It is certainly possible to show x-values < 1 in a diagram with a logarithmic x-scale! That's the main reason for using logarithmic scales: To show very small and very large values in one d...

Hi Sandra,

thanks for your reply.
When playing around with the sample above I've found another issue: If you're panning the graph to the zero direction (right click and move the mouse to the right), then the
grid is going crazy. This seems to be independent of the LogarithmicBase.

Bye,

Hi, I'm using TeeChar version 4.1.2011.7283 (latest version so far) with WPF and VS2010SP1. If I use a logarithmic scale on one of the axis in conjunction with a given LogarithmicBase, then TeeChart will lock up (100% CPU time) if I resize (making it larger) or maximize the dialog. Even worse, if I ...