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Paradoxoff, I checked out the code and it works fine. I am at loss of words to express my thanks. However, thanks for the effort that you had taken to fix this. Really appreciate your help !!! Thanks !! Thanks !! Thanks !! Regards PS : Its not that important.. But, is it possible to make the chart l...

Thanks for your reply. I converted the file to a Java application so that you can run this as you run any simple java application. Thanks for your help paradoxoff. ***************************************************** import java.awt.BasicStroke; import java.awt.Color; import java.awt.Font; import j...

Paradoxoff, Thanks for your reply. I guess your last point made sense. Without seeing the code and data, it will be difficult to suggest anything. Hence, I have hard-coded the values needed to build the chart in an action class. Will this help you ? If so, please let me know how can I send that to y...

Paradoxoff,
The URL of the modified chart : http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3096/236 ... 4d6a_m.jpg

The URL of the old one (same as the one in my initial post) :
farm4.static.flickr.com/3057/2308256082_1cb79025ee.jpg?v=0

Thanks.

Paradoxoff,
I just noticed it. I was in an happy mood for the red bars came fine that I didn't notice one thing. Now the blue band's points are not relative to the x-axis tick mark.

Paradoxoff, I tried what you had suggested, the setTickMarkPosition method. I tried setting it to MIDDLE and the red bars came fine just as I wanted. Thanks for your suggestion. But the black line and blue band stay at the same place they were last time (even though the red bars display nicely now, ...

First of all, thanks a bunch to you paradoxoff for taking your time to look into the problem. I will go thro the code again to see if there any traces of the scenarios that you had mentioned. I will also take a look at the setTickMarkPosition method though I had already looked at that method once wi...

Dave / Richard,
Appreciate if you can help me out.

There is a method setRange(double, double) which would set the minimum and maximum values respectively. To achieve what you want, you may want to have one condition while you create your dataset which should check if the value is > 100 and should set the value as 100 if it is > 100. Hope this helps..

Hi, I have been using JFreechart only for a while. I had few other issues earlier and had gone thro this forum, got some info and fixed those. But for this issue, even after searching thro this forum, I could not get much info. Please help me out. The image is posted in the below URL : farm4.static....