I would like to create a one-column table that is populated with row data:

Here is some code:

FlowChart chart = new FlowChart();
Table         table = new Table(chart);

chart.Behavior = BehaviorType.DoNothing;

table.ColumnCount = 1;
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
       table.AddRow();
      table[0,i].Text = "Hello";
}
table.ResizeToFitText();
chart.Add(table);

However when I attempt to add the chart to a Windows Form, nothing appears.

Ideas as to where I am going wrong?

Oops...sorry about forgetting the boolean. In any event, that does not seem to make any difference. So change that to:

table.ResizeToFitText(true);

After the creation code from the previous post (along with the correction above) I have this line of code in my Windows Form:

this.Controls.Add(chart);

I tried adding the Table directly, but it does not seem to derive from Control, whereas FlowChart does. Also, if I just drag a FlowChart object from the Toolbox to the form, the above instantiation code is what is generated. Nevertheless, the control does not appear on the form.

OK, setting chart.Bounds did the trick. It turns out that  chart.Visible was already set to True and BringToFront() did not need to be called.

It's strange though: I would have thought that the FlowChart should expand to display all tables (or boxes, etc.) added to it automatically.

More assumptions broken  . Thanks for the help.