Flex 4 FTE Charts Legend text is missing/sporadic

I have enabled "Use Flash Text Engine in MX components" for my flex project.
The reason I want to do this is two fold:
1) I don't want to have to embed a font twice to just set embedAsCFF seperately for each.
2) The other reason is that FTE seems to handle unicode characters and I want to support that possibility even if my embedded font doesn't support it
The problem I am running into however is that the textual portion of charts and labels seem to sporadically show there values. For example when the page loads I may see 2 out of 3 legends textual values. The crazy part is that the legend values will just plain disappear/reappear sporadically while I am on the page. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason on what ones will show up because I can load the application multiple times and different labels will show and others won't.
If I disable "Use Flash Text Engine in MX components" on my project then these labels show up fine but I loose the FTE needs stated above.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Well I am starting to believe that this is an actual bug now. I took Adobe's pie chart example from here and all I did was create a new project with it and enabled "Use Flash Text Engine in MX Components" in my compiler settings. I didn't even bother with adding an embedded font since the issue seems to occur without it in this simple example.
The first image shows how the legend is missing labels after loading the application. The second image is what happened after I moved my mouse over the larger portion of the pie chart, notice that some legend values disappeared. Also every time I load the application there will be different labels shown/missing so it appears to be completely random.
I made a simple fxg example of this but doesn't appear i can attach it to this post unfortunately.

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Hi everybody,
The legend attached to the LineChart is no longer displaying the proper color. That is, the line, in the linechart is red (as requested) but the "legend" is black. It is supposed to be a red square and the word "Jobs" but I get a black square (as it is not picking the fact that it should be red).
<s:SolidColorStroke id="s3" color="red" />
<mx:Legend dataProvider="{myChart}" />
<mx:LineChart id="myChart"
x="10" y="40" width="600" height="400"
dataProvider="{platformsData}"
showDataTips="true" >
<mx:series>
<mx:LineSeries yField="id" displayName="Jobs" lineStroke="{s3}"/>
</mx:series>
</mx:LineChart>
This worked in Beta but no longer works in Production. Is this a bug or I need to make coding changes to accommodate to new Production ways of dealing with this?
Regards,
egm

Seems like a bug to me. If you remove lineStroke="{s3}", the chart legend loads fine.
Might have something to do with fill color perhaps?
In any case, the fills documentation says:
"If you specify the fills property and you want to have a Legend control, you must manually create a Legend control and add LegendItems to it."
Perhaps the entry for lineStroke should say the same.
In the mean time you could use the defaults, or a custom Legend, like this (place into an AIR 2 project if you try running it):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:WindowedApplication xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                            xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                            xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" width="1059" height="722">
     <fx:Script>
          <![CDATA[
               import mx.events.FlexEvent;
               [Bindable]
               public var platformsData:Array = [{id:1, jobs:'Test1'},{id:4, jobs:'Test2'},{id:6, jobs:'Test3'},{id:9, jobs:'Test4'}];
          ]]>
     </fx:Script>
     <fx:Declarations>
          <s:SolidColorStroke id="s3" color="0xFF0000" weight="2" alpha=".8"/>
     </fx:Declarations>
     <mx:Legend>
          <mx:LegendItem label="Jobs" fontWeight="bold">
               <mx:fill>
                    <mx:SolidColor color="0xFF0000"/>
               </mx:fill>
               <mx:stroke>
                    <mx:SolidColorStroke color="0xFF0000" weight="2"/>
               </mx:stroke>
          </mx:LegendItem>
     </mx:Legend>
     <mx:LineChart id="myChart" x="53" y="124" width="600" height="400" dataProvider="{platformsData}" showDataTips="true">
          <mx:series>
               <mx:LineSeries yField="id" displayName="Jobs" lineStroke="{s3}"/>
          </mx:series>
     </mx:LineChart>
</s:WindowedApplication>

Display mean value in chart legend

I generated a line chart in SSDT 12 using the following query:
SELECT FCP, NFS, TimeIndex
FROM Controllers
WHERE ControllerName LIKE 'Controller-A'
Then I created a trend line using the guide
here. In step 5 of the guide it says to set the legend text to 'Average'. How do you set it to display the mean value?
Thanks in advance
Adam

Hi Adam,
Based on my understanding, you want to display the mean value in a chart, right?
In Reporting Services, mean value can be derived from a series on the chart. We can set calculated series formula as Mean in Calculated Series Properties. As we tested in our environment, the mean value can display on the chart after setting mean formula.
Please refer to screenshots below:
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu

Chart legend width in Firefox

This may already be common knowledge, but we just bumped into what may be the cause of truncated chart legends in Firefox.
I have been trying to figure out how to expand the width of the legend box that accompanies charts. Firefox sometimes renders the legend box too short to display the full value character strings. But sometimes Firefox renders the legend box with a wider width, so the value strings have plenty of room to fully be displayed.
IE, on the other hand, reduces the font of the text in the legend box and so can display the full values.
And then a co-worker noticed a pattern in the way Firefox renders the legend box.
If the "data point limit" set for a pie chart, for instance, is at least as great as the greatest number of values that can be displayed, Firefox renders the legend box with enough room for the full value character strings. It does not truncate the legend box.
For example, if the largest number of values that can be displayed in a pie chart is 10, if the "data point limit" for the chart is set to 11 or more, Firefox will render a legend box with sufficient width to display the full value strings.
On the other hand, if the "data point limit" is set to 10 or less when there can be 10 or more values for the column driving the pie chart, then Firefox will render a legend box that may not be wide enough to display the full value strings. The strings will thus be truncated to the render width of the legend box.
So far this behavior appears consistent. I

Actually, it is necessary only to set the "data point limit" equal to, not greater than, the maximum number of column values for a chart. So if the maximum number of column values is 10, if the "datda point limit" is set to 10, the legend box will be wide enough to display the full value strings. It can be set to a number greater than 10 as well, but that is not necessary for the legend box to be wide enough.

Use comment from X-Channel data in Chart Legend

Hi,
Does anybody know how to set up a chart legend that will display the channel comment for the X-Channel? There is a standard option for selecting the Y-Channel comment and the line below also achieves this. In my case the Y-data is shared across all curves and the X-Data is independent. Thanks in advance!
Display the Y-Channel Comment:
@CC(CCN)@

You're right, it doesn't work with "curve-related text", no idea, why...
But there is a way - probably not the best one - to do this.
Dim oMy2DaxisSystem, oMy2DCurve, oMyShape, oMyPosition, oMyLegendColumns, oMyCurveLegendPos
Call Report.NewLayout()
Set oMy2DaxisSystem = Report.ActiveSheet.Objects.Add(eReportObject2DAxisSystem,"My2DAxisSystem")
Set oMyPosition = oMy2DAxisSystem.Position.ByCoordinate
oMyPosition.X1 = 20
oMyPosition.X2 = 80
oMyPosition.Y1 = 20
oMyPosition.Y2 = 80
Set oMy2DCurve = oMy2DaxisSystem.Curves2D.Add(e2DShapeLine, "MyNewCurve")
Set oMyShape = oMy2DCurve.Shape
oMyShape.XChannel.Reference = "[1]/[15]"
oMyShape.YChannel.Reference = "[1]/[25]"
oMy2DaxisSystem.CurveLegend.Visible = True
oMy2DaxisSystem.CurveLegend.Settings.ShowGridLines = FALSE
Set oMyCurveLegendPos = oMy2DaxisSystem.CurveLegend.Position
oMyCurveLegendPos.SizeMode = eLegendSizeElementwise
oMyCurveLegendPos.ElementHeight = 6
oMyCurveLegendPos.ElementWidth = 35
oMy2DaxisSystem.CurveLegend.Settings.Font.Size = 5
Set oMyLegendColumns = oMy2DaxisSystem.CurveLegend.Columns
Call oMyLegendColumns.Add
oMyLegendColumns(1).Type = eLegendTextComment
oMyLegendColumns(1).RelativeWidth = 1
oMyLegendColumns(2).Type = eLegendTextCustomText
oMyLegendColumns(2).RelativeWidth = 1
oMyLegendColumns(2).Text = "@CC(CurrXChnNo)@"
Call Report.Refresh()
The code is available in Examples, I just added some minor details.
Another way (shorter, but not so universally valid) is to extend your code:
Report.ActiveSheet.Objects.Item("2DAxis2").CurveLegend.Columns.Item(1).Type = eLegendTextCustomText
Report.ActiveSheet.Objects.Item("2DAxis2").CurveLegend.Columns.Item(1).Text = "@CC(CurrXChnNo)@"
IMO, this works only if you already have the graph.
And take care about the object name ("2DAxis2"), this can vary from page to page...

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