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I'm using ChartFx for Windows forms to produce a Gantt chart with muliple

items per row:

chart1.Gallery = SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Gallery.Gantt;

chart1.Stacked = Stacked.No;

chart1.Cluster = true;

The highlight is a neat feature. However, If I move the mouse over the first

point, then the first points in all the series are highlighted, and all the

other points are faded out. See attached screen shot.

How can I just highlight the point under the mouse, and fade out all the

other points in all the other series? (In the attached scree shot, fade out

blue rectangles 1-4, and all the green rectangles (already shown faded).

Thanks

John

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I am afraid our current behavior is to do per-series highlighting when there 

is more than 1 series and per-point highlighting with 1 series but I

completely understand that in a gantt-like chart you may have to fake

multiple series to get the positioning you need.

We will try to add a boolean property to override this behavior and get

per-point highlighting in a future build.

Regards,

JC

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"JM" <jm> wrote in message news:zgSpTFpjFHA.888@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> I'm using ChartFx for Windows forms to produce a Gantt chart with muliple

> items per row:

> chart1.Gallery = SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Gallery.Gantt;

> chart1.Stacked = Stacked.No;

> chart1.Cluster = true;

>

> The highlight is a neat feature. However, If I move the mouse over the

> first

> point, then the first points in all the series are highlighted, and all

> the

> other points are faded out. See attached screen shot.

>

> How can I just highlight the point under the mouse, and fade out all the

> other points in all the other series? (In the attached scree shot, fade

> out

> blue rectangles 1-4, and all the green rectangles (already shown faded).

>

> Thanks

>

> John

>

>

>

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