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Hi, When I populate the datasource of chart, graphic1.AxisX.LabelsFormat.Format = AxisFormat.DateTime, graphic1.AxisX.AutoScale = true, graphic1.AxisX.CustomSteps = null, call the graphic1.Refresh() method. There are some superfluous labels on X-axis. Please refer to my image attached. ChartFX.dll:6.0.1262.25350 Is there a way of eliminating superfluous X-axis labels? Thanks.

Hi If I expand or narrow the host form size, the chart will automatically scale itself based on current size of host form. The drawing objects in the chart, as circle or rectangle, can not automatically adjust themself based on current size of the chart. Please refer the images I attached. Can anyone advise on my issue? Best Regards Stone

Hi, Frank I tried, I replaced the dll 6.0 with the 6.2 Trial version. The issue is still on there. I upload the sample code and a screenshot (TestGraphLocalization.zip) to you. You can run this program on Japanese Windows OS or select proper language option (Control Panel-> Regional and Language Options-> Advanced-> Select a language to... -> Japanese). If pop up a message "The license has expired.", please change the chart dlls references. Thanks for your help! Best regards, Stone

Hi, On Japanese systems you will see that all references to the backslash will appear as a Yen sign. If I open the files (Unicode format) edited on other language windows system like en-US and show the text on other controls, as textbox or label, the backslash appears as a Yen sign. If using the same text to set the top title of the chart, I notice that the backslash is actually displayed as backslash instead of the Yen sign, even as the culture has been set to "ja-JP" as the following example code: System.Globalization.CultureInfo myCulture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("ja-JP") chart1.Culture = myCulture; ChartFX.dll:6.0.1262.25350 Does anyone have an solution? Thanks, Stone