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I'm trying to create a Hi-Low-Close financial chart. There are three data

points on the Y axis and 6 series represented on the X axis. It appears as

though the data is being set correctly (e.g. the top of each series bar has

the correct maximum amount) but it is not showing the lines or markers for

the other two data points for each series. I have tried setting the

MarkerShape, the PointsLabels = true. Any thoughts on how to ensure each

data point is being set correctly and to get it to display the horizontal

lines as depicted in the sample financial chart?

Thanks-

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Hello,

It is hard to know what the problem is without an image or sample code but

the most common mistake when working with HLC or OHLC charts is the order in

which you pass the data for the high marker, the low marker, and the close

marker. If you take a look at either this sample on our support site

(http://support.softwarefx.com/Samples/CfxIE/CombinedTypes/HLCVolume.asp) or

look into the Programmer's Guide under the topic of "Financial Charts" you

should see the propper order in which to pass the data for each High, Low,

Close element.

JT

Tech. Support

561-392-2023

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> I'm trying to create a Hi-Low-Close financial chart. There are three data

> points on the Y axis and 6 series represented on the X axis. It appears as

> though the data is being set correctly (e.g. the top of each series bar

has

> the correct maximum amount) but it is not showing the lines or markers for

> the other two data points for each series. I have tried setting the

> MarkerShape, the PointsLabels = true. Any thoughts on how to ensure each

> data point is being set correctly and to get it to display the horizontal

> lines as depicted in the sample financial chart?

>

> Thanks-

>

>

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