Having the same issue now that I build the app with iOS 14.5. I will use the work-around mentioned by apoorvet (thanks!), but this is surely a bug right?

You can also set the Visibility directly: Chart{     BarMark(x: .value("o", 5),             y: .value("m", "Duration: 5m"),             width: 7)         .foregroundStyle(.orange)          BarMark(x: .value("o", 7),             y: .value("m", "Intervals: 7"),             width: 7)         .foregroundStyle(.teal) } .chartYAxis(.hidden) .chartXAxis(.hidden)

Thank for looking into this darkpaw. The final design will include a number inside the circle, and the default opacity would make the text more difficult to read. I will continue to play around with this and hopefully I will find a solution- I will post it here if I find something. Thanks again for the help.

Ok, I need to add a post-it note to my monitor "in SwiftUI- order matters". It will work as expected if the order of LineMark and AreaMark is swapped. Chart { ForEach(rankings) { element in AreaMark(...) LineMark(...) } }

Thanks for the idea Claude31, it kind of works to negate the number. The lowest numbers are now top to bottom, but I also have a gradient that now appears on the wrong side of the linke marks.

That I know, as mentioned in my OP. That is not the issue though.

Had the same issue and solved by deleting derived data.