No, I didn't renew and don't know how to contact sales. (I asked in a separate thread any did not get a response to this).

Thank you. I didn't know that existed. (I tried to email, call, and I even posted in a Facebook newsgroup page. There are others with this frustration).

Is there an email I can use to discuss renewing with someone?

Yeray, Wow, I have spent hours trying to get this to work. Do you have a solution for those of us who do not have active licenses? I cannot install my prior versions. (Is there someone I can call about reactivating my licenses--I have tried your phone but no one answers, and the email no longer work...

For Windows that had scaled fonts > 100%, TChart Pro version 2022.36 overscaled the fonts. Here is an example: (I can't get images to preview here, so I just provide the link) http://www.tbinc.com/misc/RetireYearsbig.jpg The fonts "over-scale"---they get too large. Here is what it looked like in 202...

Hello?

Hello?

Put another way: for the data, the values increase ~3% for each additional X value. The chart should have a top line that reflects that, and when an account drops off, it should step down; when it begins, it should step up. Does that make sense?

More information: This is income in retirement. The total value of all series increases by about 3% per year, resulting in a smooth line at the top. When income from an account starts or stops, it needs to step up or down, not go at an angle, which would not visually represent the data well. Does th...

They should produce stepped area charts. In all the cases in the demo, the top line should be steady/slowly increasing (like the image provided earlier).

Does that make sense?

That will work for this chart, but I need a solution that works for various scenarios when I don't know the data.

I think this would depend upon what type of data is being illustrated. For our need (retirement income data) it works well and is what we want to see, but for other data, I can see it being a problem (and probably stacked bars work better).

..another thing we can do is check

That would be a great feature! This would make sense for null values--or negative values. But I have spent days trying to figure this out.

Much appreciated,

Ed Dressel

Sorry, the link should have been:

Thank you for your response. Here is a link to an image that I have working (sorry, I could not get the "img" tags to work and display the image in the preview): http://www.tbinc.com/misc/A.jpg http://www.tbinc.com/misc/A.jpg When the cash flows get more complex, it falls apart--e.g., incomes starti...

I've spent hours working on this and getting it working, only to find another where it doesn't work. In the attached demo, a chart is created with area series that should step down to zero when the next value is zero or from zero when the previous value was zero. I can get it working some of the tim...