Please find the example application to reproduce. If you press button3, to load the "Chart1.ten" file, you can see that some of the marks on the right are not well positionated although they have very similar values.
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Marks now well positionated
Marks now well positionated
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Re: Marks now well positionated
Here you could try setting the Marks.AutoPostion property to false, e.g.wakeup wrote:Please find the example application to reproduce. If you press button3, to load the "Chart1.ten" file, you can see that some of the marks on the right are not well positionated although they have very similar values.
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private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
tChart1.Import.Template.Load(@"D:\Downloads\TestMarks\Chart1.ten");// @"C:\example.ten");
for (int i = 0; i < tChart1.Series.Count; i++)
{
tChart1[i].Marks.Clip = false;
tChart1[i].Marks.AutoPosition = false;
}
}
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