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Hmm.. less than ideal, especially since the padding at the top of the chart seems to vary considerably depending on the data, and our data varies considerably in scale. Sometimes there is plenty of room, sometimes it's right on the line. I'll need to add code to sum up all the elements in each bar and find the highest value and then guess at how much space to add... Anyway, less than ideal, but it seems like this will probably work for now so thank you for the suggestion. -Ed

That worked! I didn't think of shutting off the entire shadow for the whole line. It seems pretty obvious now Ideally, I would like to have the shadow on the line itself as I think that looks good, but this is definitely an improvement. Thanks Bindhu!

Hi- I have a stacked column chart and want to display sums at the top of the columns, but the chart dimensions do not respect the sums. The sums get shoved up to the point where they are on or above the border of the chart and can't be read. I tried all the margins and padding properties, but didn't find anything that resolved this issue. Screenshot attached. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks -Ed

It would be nice if this was fixed. Charts with long runs of data look pretty ugly. I've attached a screenshot. Thanks. -Ed

Sorry, I should have mentioned this is using JavaScript, no Flash. -Ed

Hi- I am trying to create a Multi Series 2D line chart, but I don't want the anchors to display at all. I can hide the anchors easily, but the shadows for the anchors still appear and it makes the lines look bad when there are straight lines (same data for a stretch) with little round shadow anchors every tick. How can I get rid of the shadow anchors? I tried setting the anchorBgAlpha to zero. I also tried applying this style to "Anchors" with no effect: <style name='noShadow' type='Shadow' alpha='0' /> Any help would be appreciated. Also, if possible, I'd like the legend for the chart to display just a solid circle with the color of the lines rather than a hollow circle that looks like the anchors (which the users don't see -- it's confusing to them) Thanks -Ed