Hi Chrisger,
If you don't have an X scrollbar, the last element in the history
should always have the X value XScale.Range:Maximum.
Then this formula should bring you the X value for the first element
in the history buffer:
XScale.Range:Maximum - (HistoryLength * XScale.Multiplier)
If you are
Hello there
is there a way to get the x-value of the first or last element in the
history-data of a chart? I can retrieve the offset of the chart and
the left an right borders of the visible range. as long as the
history-buffer is not full i can calculate the x-value of the last
element using
