I'm assuming by looking at your data that you have multiple series in this chart, and you're trying to figure out which series they clicked on? The ChartItem has a property called element which points back to the series it's associated with. You can use that to decide whether it's open1, open2, etc. Ely.
________________________________ From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of helihobby Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 12:09 PM To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: [flexcoders] Please Help with CandleStick Chart Hello, I have a problem which I am sure is easy to solve but I am missing a piece of the pazzle. I have a CandleStickChart. In my candle stick chart I have an underline array collection. My array collection looks like this: [Bindable] private var expensesAC:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection( [ { Date: "25-Jul", Open1: 40, High1: 40, Low1: 20, Close1:20 , Open2: 42, High2: 42, Low2: 48, Close2:48 , Open3: 60, High3: 60, Low3: 50, Close3:50} ]); As you can see, I have a single column which is broken into multiple Open/Close High/Low + an index number ( 1 - 10 ) I have an event so whenever an item is clicked on the chart I grab it such as: private function selectBox(event:ChartItemEvent):void { trace("A TimeClockID: " + event.hitData.item.Open1); trace("B TimeClockID: " + event.hitData.chartItem.index); trace("C TimeClockID: " + event.hitData.chartItem.itemRenderer.name); trace("D TimeClockID: " + event.hitSet.valueOf ()); trace("D TimeClockID: " + event.hitSet); } The problem is that I can not find away to figure out which specific column in the candle stick chart the user clicked on. In other words, if you look at: trace("A TimeClockID: " + event.hitData.item.Open1); I get the valid data which Open1 holds. However, I do not know if the user clicked on Open1 or Open2 or Open3. I just know which object in the chart he clicked on, but I DO NOT KNOW which object he clicked on within the object ( i.e.: did he click on Open1 or 2 ... 3 ... ) . How can I figure this out ... Help........ Regards, Sean.
