AxisY ForceZero and scaling

[User (Legacy)]

Why is it that my ForceZero is true (default), and I've only fed in doubles 

for my series data, but the first Y position is set to my lowest datapoint 

as opposed to zero?  I had to set AxisY.Min=0 (after filling or blowup), 

which may have lost all autoscaling for future value changes.

Thanks,

Greg

[User (Legacy)]

Answer:  I had not called chart1.CloseData( ), yet the chart was visible and 

responsive nonetheless.

-Greg

(I sure wish folks responded on this forum faster.  Perhaps FX Support could 

have posts automatically trigger an email to them so they can quickly handle 

such easy issues rather than letting them fester.)

[Software FX]

> I sure wish folks responded on this forum faster

What would be fast enough ? The difference between your first posting and 

this one is less than 3 hours.

If you need immediate support you can call or e-mail our support department 

directly.

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FP

Software FX, Inc.

"Greg" <greg@nowhere.com> wrote in message 

news:gcgvR3P9EHA.3492@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> Answer:  I had not called chart1.CloseData( ), yet the chart was visible 

> and responsive nonetheless.

>

> -Greg

> (I sure wish folks responded on this forum faster.  Perhaps FX Support 

> could have posts automatically trigger an email to them so they can 

> quickly handle such easy issues rather than letting them fester.)

>

[User (Legacy)]

Of course, the sooner response the better.  If you would rather be happy 

with 5 hour delays (you cannot measure your time by how rapidly I respond to 

myself!!), that is simply your choice.

Thank you for your offer of email support.  I think it is great to have.  I 

personally try to use forums as much as possible as I believe it helps more 

people - scaling better, providing searchable answers for those in need of 

quick response.