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Sfchart x axis not starting from minimum date and going up to maximum date - NOT fixed

Sorry, your fix for the previously reported problem does not fix the issue. I attach a couple of screenshots of what I'm getting when adding in your suggested changes.

In the first screenshot I have the following data:

a) For the top graph there are 3 data points for 28/5, 29/5 and 30/5

b) For the lower graph there are 3 data points for 29/5, 30/5 and 31/5

and I have set the minimum date for both graphs to be 28/5 and the maximum date for both graphs to be 31/5.  


I want both graphs to start on 28/5 and go up to 31/5. The top graph should have data points for 28/5, 29/5 and 30/5 and the lower graph should have data points for 29/5, 30/5 and 31/5.


As you can see that's not what I get. I need both graphs to be aligned so the data can be compared easily.


The other problem that's happening here as well is that on the top graph I am getting 4 values for 28/5 and 29/5 and one value for 30/5 and the lower graph has 4 values for 29/5, 4 for 30/5 and 1 for 31/5. It seems to have scaled the data to fit on the page, which I definitely don't want as this seems to give the impression that there are multiple readings for these days. I have set the IntervalType to be DateTimeIntervalDays so expecting the interval to be 1day, not subsets of 1 day. I just want a single data point for each day. 


The second screenshot shows the same graphs but with different data:

a) For the top graph there are 6 data points for 28/5 (reading 8), 29/5 (2), 30/5 (3), 1/6 (4), 2/6 (5) and 3/6 (10)

b) For the lower graph there are 6 data points for 29/5 (reading 4), 30/5 (5), 31/5 (2), 1/6 (1), 2/6 (2) and 3/6 (4).


Again the graphs should both start on 28/5 and run up to 3/6 but again the second graph doesn't start until 29/5 and it should start on 28/5.


The top graph this time has only a single reading for each day, however, the lower graph has 29/5 repeated twice for some reason. And the graph points look off thereafter and the data points not aligned with the actual dates. For example, it looks as though the reading for 30/5 is about 3 and it should be 5; the reading for 31/5 is about 1.5 and should be 2.