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Clearing the Y Labels correctly

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    I have used this sample Multi-Y Demo from the ZG Wiki site to build a graph that has 4 Y Axis points and the X axis is time based. The first time through all the y axis stuff works as expected. The 4 items are of dissimilar values and the ranges in the y legends range correctly. For example y1 legend has a range of 15 - 35 y2 legend has a range of 85 - 90 y3 legend has a range of 6 - 16 y4 legend has a range of 4 - 24 The from then on only the first 2 y axis legends range correctly but 3 and 4 seem to use the existing y1 and y2 values. For example y1 legend has a range of 15 - 35 y2 legend has a range of 85 - 90 y3 legend has a range of 15 - 35 y4 legend has a range of 85 - 90 So I have been unsucessful in trying to clear all y legends. I have tried... zg1.GraphPane.CurveList.Clear(); Again it works the first time but not the second. Has anyone ran into this? Is there a way to dispose and then re create the control programatically so that it would run like it was the first time? Any Help Would Be Appreciated rafone Statistics are like bikini's... What they reveal is astonishing ... But what they hide is vital ...

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