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I would like to request a feature for adjusting the offset at which the y-axis zero line is drawn in a Line chart.
Current Behavior
The position of the y-axis zero line is now based on the length of the values. For example a graph with a max value of 100 is drawn further to the right than a chart with a max value of 10:
chart 1:
100|
chart 2:
10|
Possible Solution
chart 1:
100 |
chart 2:
10 | <-- adjusted or fixed y-axis zero line offset
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This will align all zero line offsets. But this method has a drawback when the yLabel does not fit within the given width they won't show. Is there a better solution for this?
I would like to request a feature for adjusting the offset at which the y-axis zero line is drawn in a Line chart.
Current Behavior
The position of the y-axis zero line is now based on the length of the values. For example a graph with a max value of 100 is drawn further to the right than a chart with a max value of 10:
Possible Solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: