Thanks for the great support! Now works as expected

Ok found out why this is happening... I added the values to the pie from large to small sorted. Seems the pie chart assumes that data is added in the other sorted direction ( from small to large ).
But because I also show a legend list, I sorted from big to small...

But problem fixed

Like I said, I'm still clearly missing the actual correct code? So image 1 is regular pie chart, you notice that first value ( dark blue ) is followed by orange rotated counterclockwise. Screen Shot 2018-05-18 at 13.48.00.png Second image is same pie with the rotate 180. So now all values are flippe...

What is the actual part for triggering that pie data is filled up clockwise instead of default counterclockwise?
Tried playing with RotationAngle without any luck.

I guess I'll wait for the bug fix... because setting each slice as exploded with value 5 has following visual effect.

Found it... we manipulate left Max value mark

BarChart.Chart.Axes.Left.MaximumOffset = 5;
BarChart.Chart.Axes.Left.AutomaticMaximum = false;
BarChart.Chart.Axes.Left.Maximum = maxValue;

And that MaximumOffset is not needed!
Sorry, our bad

A small reply already...
Indeed in a test app with given example code this works fine!

In our production app, not. So I'm trying to rework the example app to see if I can spot the difference.

Screen Shot 2018-05-08 at 15.27.21.png Any reason why the slice center points are not stopping in the center of the pie chart? The values for the middle one are these by the way pieData.Data.Add(new GraphData() { Value = 81, Color = Color.FromHex("#B9C4D8") }); pieData.Data.Add(new GraphData() { Va...

The demo code for this is giving here : http://www.teechart.net/support/viewtop ... =4&t=16893
If that does not render the same issue, I'll try to extract it from my project...

How do we compensate for the space needed to show negative bar marks? Cfr screenshot Screen Shot 2018-05-04 at 14.17.54.png The last bar has a negative value and now masks the bottom axes value. Can we fix this with some offset and if yes how do we calculate that margin? Side question, can we manipu...

Awesome, bottom.MinimumOffset and MaximumOffset does the trick, thanks!

Yes!
Thanks for the quick fix. Pie chart is looking perfect now!

The github code is working great! Only 1 small question still... if you look at my sample image, you will notice a 15 at the bottom. This because I added DateTime values for the graph and set the Bottom Axes as follows: AreaLineChart.Chart.Axes.Bottom.Increment = Steema.TeeChart.Utils.GetDateTimeSte...

Hey Sandra,

Ok, seems I did a small error in implementing the code.
So I used bar.Marks.BackColor = Color.Transparent; instead of bar.Marks.Transparent = true;

The yellow background is gone when I add bar.Marks.Transparent = true;

Thanks again for the support!

Hey Sandra,

Sorry still 1 small detail questions.

On Android, all Marks have a yellow back color. Even though I added bar.Marks.BackColor = Color.Transparent;
( On iOS these look good )