Hates_ Posted August 19, 2007 Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 I am having a look at your Financial extension and used some code found in the FinancialUI sample application. I am reading in data from an XML file but the charts seem to have rounded figures on the main chart and truncated data in the volume indicator. For example: <ROW DATE="2003-01-07" OPEN="21.75" HIGH="22" LOW="21.4" CLOSE="21.46" VOLUME="19715600"></ROW> When I roll over points on the chart, data just shows up as open Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frank Posted August 19, 2007 Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 The displaying of the data is using the default number of decimals (0). But the data is there. To change the number of decimals used in the tooltip do: chart.AxisY.DataFormat.Decimals = 2; I can't reproduce what you said about the volume. Please attach the actual XML file you are reading (or a portion of it). It looks like if the file said 19716.00. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hates_ Posted August 19, 2007 Author Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 I am using the same datafile found in the FinancialUI project. I have attached a portion (The line I refered to is the 4th one) and have also supplied a screenshot showing the data truncation. You can see where I rolled over the volume bar in question. <ROW DATE="2003-01-02" OPEN="24.21" HIGH="24.91" LOW="24.15" CLOSE="24.88" VOLUME="12884400"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-03" OPEN="22.52" HIGH="22.65" LOW="21.25" CLOSE="21.38" VOLUME="65004600"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-06" OPEN="21.59" HIGH="21.95" LOW="21.4" CLOSE="21.82" VOLUME="23925400"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-07" OPEN="21.75" HIGH="22" LOW="21.4" CLOSE="21.46" VOLUME="19715600"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-08" OPEN="21.42" HIGH="21.63" LOW="21.06" CLOSE="21.16" VOLUME="19973300"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-09" OPEN="21.3" HIGH="21.59" LOW="21.19" CLOSE="21.47" VOLUME="21948100"></ROW> <ROW DATE="2003-01-10" OPEN="21.24" HIGH="22" LOW="21.13" CLOSE="21.58" VOLUME="16412600"></ROW> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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