Sunix

I don't see a need for changing the chart component. The problem was that I gave the chart-component different datetime-types for the data vs. the datetimes specifying the min and max of the x-axis. One was in UTC and the other in local time. As long as I pass the same datetime-type for both the data to be shown and the min and max of the x-axis the chart will show the data correct. Thanks Sunix

I am passing the data as objects and these objects had their timevalue converted to UTC-time, so it was a mismatch of time zones. Thanks a lot. BR Sunix

Hello all. I have a chart where the x-axis shows some timeperiods and a number of y-axis can show different values. I always have a dummyserie ensuring that the x-axis will span over 24 hours (from midnight to midnight) if there is no data to show. If only this dummyserie (containing 2 chartitems with the value 0.0 for each midnight) the x-axis spans from midnigh to midnight. This is how I want the chart to span. If the actual data serie contain any data exceeding 10pm the end of the x-axis goes beyond midnight always adding 2 hours to the latest data in the data series. If the data I want to show has a value at 11.55 pm the endpoint on the x-axis will be 01.55 am the next day. What can be the cause of this? Can anyone help.