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LabelExponent test project & LabelExponent Image result

A client has detected some problems related to incorrect works of LabelsExponent property.

The firs is result form the fact that even if the labels are set to .LabelsExponent:=True, you only paint the labels as exponents if there is an ‘e’, ‘E’ in them, but you size them as if there are exponents regardless of whether or not there is an E in them. Right now, even in a simple demo like below, setting LabelsExponent simply does not work at all.
The problem is reproduced with below code: 

var Series1 :TFastLineSeries;
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
     Series1 := TFastLineSeries.Create(Self);
     Chart1.AddSeries(Series1);
     Series1.FillSampleValues();
     Chart1.Axes.Left.LabelsExponent:=True;
     Chart1.Axes.Bottom.LabelsExponent := True;
     CheckBox1.Checked := false;
end;

The second problem is about incorrect position of exponential labels. This can be demonstrated at design time. Both the X and Y axis are affected. 

You can reproduce the problem with steps below:

a. Start a new VCL project.
b. Drop a TChart on the form.
c. Edit the chart and add a dummy series.
d. Choose Labels and then Options for the Left Axis and check the exponential box. The labels immediately move out of position even when there is no exponential values in place.
e. Choose “#.0 "x10" E+0” as the values format and you will end up with a Y axis that looks something like the one below.
f. Choose Labels and then Options for the Bottom Axis and check the exponential box. As with the Y axis, the labels immediately move out of position even when there is no exponential values in place.
g. Choose “#.0 "x10" E+0” as the values format and you will end up with a X axis that looks something like the one below.

Or using attached project.

The both problems aren't occur in TeeChart.Net