My chart includes a series which is IGFinancialPriceSeries type. It displays everything properly except it's scroll position. It is like there is a -5 padding from top of the graph when it shows up for the first time. If I scroll top the chart, then it places the graph to the center of the view which is what I want to see. The graph itself is a candlestick. I have double checked the UIViewController on storyboard whether there is a constraint problem or not. I couldn't find anything wrong. So it is I guess a graph positioning issue.

My question is how can I tell the IGChartView to fit the candlestick graph? Is there a way to handle the chart scroll programatically? Thank you.

Also this what I am doing to add the series:
 

source = [[IGOHLCSeriesDataSourceHelper alloc] init];

        source.openValues = openArr;

        source.highValues = highArr;

        source.lowValues = lowArr;

        source.closeValues = closeArr;

        source.volumeValues = volumeArr;

        source.labels = labelsArr;

        if (self.chartView.axes.count > 0)

        {

            @try

            {

                NSArray *axes = self.chartView.axes;

                for (int i = 0; i < axes.count; i++)

                {

                    [self.chartView removeAxis:axes[i]];

                }

            }

            @catch (NSException *exception)

            {

                // do nothing

            }

        }

        xAxis = [[IGCategoryXAxis alloc] initWithKey:@"xAxis"];

        yAxis = [[IGNumericYAxis alloc] initWithKey:@"yAxis"];

        xAxis.labelOrientationAngle = 45;

        if (ix == 0)

        {

            xAxis.interval = openArr.count / 6;

        }

        [self.chartView addAxis:xAxis];

        [self.chartView addAxis:yAxis];

        if (financialPriceSeries)

        {

            [self.chartView removeSeries:financialPriceSeries];

        }

        [self calculateYAxisRange];

        financialPriceSeries = [[IGFinancialPriceSeries alloc] initWithKey:@"financialPriceSeries"];

        financialPriceSeries.xAxis = xAxis;

        financialPriceSeries.yAxis = yAxis;

        financialPriceSeries.yAxis.minimum = yAxisMin;

        financialPriceSeries.yAxis.maximum = yAxisMax;

        financialPriceSeries.dataSource = source;

        financialPriceSeries.displayType = IGPriceDisplayTypeCandlestick;

        financialPriceSeries.brush = [[IGBrush alloc]initWithColor:[UIColor greenColor]];

        financialPriceSeries.negativeBrush = [[IGBrush alloc]initWithColor:[UIColor redColor]];

        financialPriceSeries.xAxis.majorStrokeThickness = 0.6f;

        financialPriceSeries.yAxis.majorStrokeThickness = 0.6f;

        financialPriceSeries.xAxis.majorStroke = [[IGBrush alloc]initWithColor:[INVColor gray25]];

        financialPriceSeries.yAxis.majorStroke = [[IGBrush alloc]initWithColor:[INVColor gray25]];

        [self.chartView addSeries:financialPriceSeries];

        IGChartThemeDefinition* theme = [[IGChartThemeDefinition alloc]init];

        theme.font = [UIFont fontWithName:@"Helvetica" size:14];

        theme.fontColor = [[IGBrush alloc] initWithR:106.0/255.0 andG:113.0/255.0 andB:120.0/255.0 andA:1];

        self.chartView.theme = theme;

        self.chartView.animateSeriesWhenAxisRangeChanges = YES;