I think I have a pretty quick question on getting the Min and Max values of a particular scale.

I have a line chart that I populate with a series. My X-Axis are my ordinal parts and my Y-Axis is the actual values (decimal). By default, I'm not setting a specific scale for the Y-Axis so the chart automatically creates a scale that will show all my data as I plot it. This is nice. However, I need to find out the Max and Min on the Y-Axis for what it created. I've tried several properties in the View, ViewRange and all appear to be empty.

Where can I find the Max and Min values of the scale as set by the chart automatically?
Thanks!
Jason

Hmm.. OK.. I thought it was something a little simpler. Here is the end goal. I'd like to add a vertical line to the plot, but since the Y-Axis is automatically drawn, I don't know what values to use for the begin and end. If the numbers are too big, it auto-adjusts and flattens out the data. If the line is too small, it looks odd. I was trying to determine the min and max because I wanted to draw the line from Min to Max.

In the Help documentation, in the section Chart for .NET > User's Guide > Axes > Scale > Scale Configurators > Custom Labels, there is a picture of a custom value with "reference line", but there isn't anywhere I can find that describes how to do this. Maybe this is a solution?

In the end, I would like a dashed line to run vertically in the middle of the chart at a particular ordinal position (the X-Axis is ordinal in this case).

Thanks!
Jason