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Good Day
t´s possisble modify scale in an axis of a graph exist? for example, I have a graph, in the vertical axis the scale it´s 0.5 to 0.5, but i want that scale will be 1 to 1, it´s possible?
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Hi Luis
I believe you have come across a limitation in charts, I don't think you can manually edit the vertical axis as this is a dynamic setting determined by your data.
If this were my issue, I would try a workaround, by adding a test column of data to my table, with data in it to force the Axis to increase to show the numbers I want. Then I would change the colour of that series to the same colour as the background of the chart to "hide" it. That way you get your axis updated dynamically, but there will be a "space" in the chart. I would make the test column the last column in the data table, that way it might not be so noticeable.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Debbie Sawyer Consultant & Training Manager
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I too am in need of the ability to have a set y-Axis. I often get, when there is no data or when data is actually a 0, a -1 and -2 below the zero line. The ability to fix the y-Axis to a desired # range should be a feature set in the Chart Widget. Please vote this up.
Jumping in here to post a link to the existing product idea: Set a Min-Max for Axis on Charts - please add your vote to this idea @VinceA! You’ll then receive updates when the status of the idea changes!
Thanks,
Georgie
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