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of course the changes however are not heavily tested and I use it only with MSCombiDY2DChart I also applied the style in style.xml edited.zip style.xml

Thank You, it works, but this way I have to parse the incoming data and then decide, where to put the trendlines. This could get difficult. Meanwhile I have a working solution with the extension of your code with the property SYAXISVALUES like YAXISVALUES, and apply an appropriate style to the secondary axis.

Hello, thanks for your quick reply. I'm curious to know your solution... ps. it's for MSCombiDY2DChart tarik test.xml

Is there a way to give the value of the secondary y-Axis a different color instead of coloring both yaxis' via YAXISVALUES-Style ? thx, tarik

Hello, is it possible to make the Zero (- line ) appear on both axes at the same height, without changing the SYAxisMinValue/PYAxisMinValue etc. when some of the values are negative ? (yellow line is right axis, columns belong to left one) Thank you !

Hello, unfortunately I can't find a topic concerning my problem using the search... Is there a way to determine the exact height & width of the chart ? I need it to position other movieclips around it, but when trying to access the _width & _height - properties of the main chart-MC I always get too large values, much about 2000px, altough I set these props to be 500/300 when instantiating the chart. I've seen that some helper-mcs are created and positioned offstage (-2000..) but changing the values or parents doesn't help sufficiently. Below is a loop trough the main chart-MC, when the setting the tfTestMC's ( in Chart.as) parent to _root. The height already is smaller, but not the width. The chart however was instantiated with 600w & 550h. Also I wonder, how can the chartMCS_0's height be 670 when some inside MC is 550h and y-positioned 275 ... (Background) _level0.MAMUC_9878.container_GRP_1.c_view_1.subDisplay_0.c_view_0.chartMCS_0 _width 2602.95 _height 671.5 _x 0 _y 0 _level0.MAMUC_9878.container_GRP_1.c_view_1.subDisplay_0.c_view_0.chartMCS_0.box_mc_1 _width 2602.95 _height 671.5 _x 0 _y 0 _level0.MAMUC_9878.container_GRP_1.c_view_1.subDisplay_0.c_view_0.chartMCS_0.box_mc_1.Chart _width 2602.95 _height 549.5 _x 0 _y 22 _level0.MAMUC_9878.container_GRP_1.c_view_1.subDisplay_0.c_view_0.chartMCS_0.box_mc_1.Chart.Background _width 599.5 _height 549.5 _x 300 _y 275 _level0.MAMUC_9878.container_GRP_1.c_view_1.subDisplay_0.c_view_0.chartMCS_0.box_mc_1.Log _width 0 _height 0 _x 0 _y 22 Any help welcome. Tarik I'm using FC 3.0.4

As I read in the knowledgebase it is not possible to compile swfs with fusioncharts-classes, which disappointed me very much. Now I found a dirty workaround to avoid compiling in Flash IDE and wait for minutes until it is finished. simply instantiate the class containing the fusioncharts-instances using a String, like that: var chartsContainingClass:mvc.AbstractView = new eval("views.GraphView")(); This way they are hidden to MTASC, but also not present at compile-time, which is sad. In order to make them present you simply need to instantiate the class once in the Flash IDE and to tell MTASC to "-keep" (AS2 classe compiled by MMC into the SWF). The only necessary code in the .as -file needs to include the LoadingFunctions.as & AppMessages.as, the dummy call of the "chartsContainingClass": #include "../src/com/fusioncharts/includes/LoadingFunctions.as" #include "../src/com/fusioncharts/includes/AppMessages.as" var chartsContainingClass:views.GraphView = new views.GraphView(); // thats the main entry point of my application MyApplication.main(); stop(); the only flaw is that you won't get any compile errors for classes beyond the GraphView (i.e), as MTASC doesn't know about the class. (hope it helps)