Is there a way to set the starting Y value where X/Y intersect? I have the need to show the lowest value from the Y Axis in the chart. I should note that this chart has both area and line within one chart. Also to note is that this is using the iOS Tchart library. I have tried a couple different way...

I have a sample solution at the following url for download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5name91arvh92nv/TChartTest.zip . The solution is too large to attach to this post. I want the dates to display every two days... in portrait, it's perfect, in landscape, it's not correct at all. Please take a look ...

Hi, there is no method DidRotate within UIView. UIViewController contains a DidRotate method. LayoutSubviews should be called on every rotation of the device. I have debugged this and it is the case.

Can anyone help me with this? This is a time sensitive issue and it needs to be resolved asap.

The code posted unfortunately didn't work... I have my chart inside a UIView, and the code is attached to this post using System; using MonoTouch.UIKit; using System.Drawing; using Steema.TeeChart; using Steema.TeeChart.Styles; using System.Linq; public class Report { public Report() { } public List...

Does anybody have any suggestions on how to fix this?

Yes, I have done the increment. It works perfectly for Portrait, but Landscape doesn't seem to clear out the labels before drawing the new ones....

It looks as if the labels on the X Axis are not getting cleared on rotate, before the new axis labels are re-drawn. I've attached images to demonstrate this...

Any thoughts?

Hi, I have a chart, with days along the X Axis. In the constructor, I am setting the chart.Axes.Bottom.Grid.DrawEvery = 2 so that it displays every two days. This works perfectly in portrait mode, but as soon as I switch to landscape, the X Axis is all messed up, and no longer following the Every 2 ...

I have an area chart, with dates on the x axis and decimal values on the y axis. For some reason, the gridlines (and labels) are not spread evenly across the bottom axis. Is there a reason for this? I noticed that in my data, the dates are not spread evenly, which may account for this. But notice th...

I mean, something like this: Where each bar has it's own shadow

Thanks

Hi, I have a bar chart, and wanted to add drop shadows to the individual bars. It is a 2D bar chart. Is this possible?