I didn't even know that was an option. Thanks so much. One more question. I have the following code for printing the graph: Graph1 := TChart1(G1); Meta := Graph1.TeeCreateMetafile(True, Rect(0, 0, Graph1.Width, Graph1.Height)); try Canvas.StretchDraw(CRect, Meta); finally end; finally Meta.Free; end...

I have a minor issue that seems to require a lot of work to change. I noted that pie graphs start with the first pie piece created at 180 degrees and populates counter clockwise. When I use a half pie as a 'gauge' the left most pie piece corresponds to the bottom legend item, but is the first item f...

Pep, I did that, but they didn't line up with the TDonut when it was set to 3D look. I did find a solution, which involved overriding the DrawAllValues function, copying all the code from it, modifying the code to use the TDonut Rect by getting it with the CalcRect3D function and not using inherited...

I didn't plan on changing any source code in the control, just overriding methods and changing postions of the ticks in order to line up with 3d positions of another graph object. I just need the ticks of the gauge to line up with the donut control's 3d outline.

Please respond soon.

I override the procedure 'DrawAllValues', but what properties do I change in order for the gauge's position to move?
Thanks,
Rick

I override the procedure 'DrawAllValues', but what properties do I change in order for the gauge's position to move?
Thanks,
Rick

I override the procedure 'DrawAllValues', but what properties do I change in order for the gauge's position to move?

Thanks,
Rick

Because the gauge doesn't support 3d, I'm trying to position the gauge up and down to line up with the 3d donut. Could you tell me what method or event I could call in the TGauge that could help me override its default positioning?
Thanks

I ran into this same issue. I resolved it by creating a 'Resize' function. I basically Resize everything to allow the user to see the graph zoomed in or out, and when printing I pass Zoom = 100; Here's some of the code lines: Graph1.Font.Height := -Round(Int(8 * Zoom / 100)); Graph1.LeftAxis.LabelsF...

Thanks Narcis for the reply. I've attached a picture of what I'm trying to create with a TDonutSeries combined with a TGaugeSeries. There are other controls out there 'similar' to this, but I think if you could enhance your gauge series by adding tdonut or tpie into it, this could be a useful and po...

Hi, I'm trying to make a chart that has a pie chart behind a gauge. It works fine except I can't find a way to make it appear 3d. The boss thinks the 2d look is too 'boring'. One problem is the 3d on pies appears at the bottom and i'm using a semi-pie and a gauge set at 180 degrees. When I set the 3...