Clustered MarkTips - New feature Request

[Sugan]

Hi,

I'm using TeeChart for .NET for a very long time.
I now have a requirement to show mark tips on some of the points (Points series) on the chart. Currently when there are multiple overlapping points on the chart, it will be difficult for the user to read all of them. The drag marks tool has some problem related to its positining/placement when zoomed/panned. Also the same is not completely suitable considering the space it occupies when multiple multiple marks are dragged away.

Unfortunately, I don't find any solution for this issue with the current release.

So I'm looking for a clustered tooltip/marktip feature which can be navigated (through arrows as shown in the screenshot below) to see the overlapping tooltips (irrespective of the series to which the point belongs to).

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This could be a very good feature for Teechart I hope. Please let me know how far this request will be considered and how soon can I expect an update with this feauture implemented.

[Sandra]

Hello Sugan,

I'm using TeeChart for .NET for a very long time.
I now have a requirement to show mark tips on some of the points (Points series) on the chart. Currently when there are multiple overlapping points on the chart, it will be difficult for the user to read all of them. The drag marks tool has some problem related to its positining/placement when zoomed/panned. Also the same is not completely suitable considering the space it occupies when multiple multiple marks are dragged away.

Unfortunately, I don't find any solution for this issue with the current release.

You can try to use marks property custom position as do in next thread to avoid overlapping of marks.

So I'm looking for a clustered tooltip/marktip feature which can be navigated (through arrows as shown in the screenshot below) to see the overlapping tooltips (irrespective of the series to which the point belongs to).

I have added your request in wish-list with number [TF02016667] to be consider its inclusion in future versions of TeeChartFor.Net.

Thanks,