Graph Data does not align with the axis label

Hi,
The graph data does not align with the axis label when
datetimeaxis is used.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/labs/flex3/html/help.html?content=charts_displayingdata_04.html
(in the using parseFunction property example) when you hover on the
line graph the values do not align on the labels. Is this a bug?
Can somebody help me with this.
Thank you,
Gautam.

Hi All
Thanks for looking into it.
Actually we have just added a field GJAHR (was missing in the extractor) so that it takes data accoring to fiscal yr. Actually we had a issue that the Business area for a particular vendor 'X' and doc no 'Y' was showing incorrectly (similar to that of yr 2008) but it changed this yr and the extractor was still picking Business Area for yr 2008.
So we added GJAHR field so that it takes correct Business Area. we have checked in R/3 Extractor checker and it shows correctly.
But that change has not reflected in BW yet even after replicating datasource.
I hope i have made you all understand the situation.
Thanks for your help
Ishi

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