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Y Scale to fit the bounds of the data for each split chart #2021

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stormpython opened this issue Nov 24, 2014 · 86 comments
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Y Scale to fit the bounds of the data for each split chart #2021

stormpython opened this issue Nov 24, 2014 · 86 comments
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Feature:ElasticCharts Issues related to the elastic-charts library Feature:Lens Feature:Vislib Vislib chart implementation Feature:Visualizations Generic visualization features (in case no more specific feature label is available) release_note:enhancement Team:Visualizations Visualization editors, elastic-charts and infrastructure

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@stormpython
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Currently, creating multiple charts in a visualization means that all charts will share the same y-axis scale. We should add the option for the user to specify if they want the charts to share the same y-axis or fit the bounds of the data.

@ZeAleks
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ZeAleks commented Nov 24, 2014

Thank you Shelby,
This is exactly what I mean.

Alek

@rashidkpc
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Isn't there already a flag for shareYAxis? Should be pretty simple to wire this up to the chart options.

@stormpython
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@rashidkpc It won't currently work. The shareYAxis flag is a remnant of the older vis library. The problem that we have to solve here is to add the y axis on mulitple charts in the Column display.

@damienjoldersma
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+1

@damienjoldersma
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@stormpython Here are two choices for you to consider managing the y axis on Column display:

  • Possibly the best (only?) choice to is to show separate y axis per graph, I think at first this might sound unattractive, but on second thought I think it might actually work, as your eye will overlook and you can still see the trends you want and if you need to then you can focus in on the y axis to see resolution.
  • The other choice is to simply disable multiple y axis on column view, i.e. force them to use row mode if they want that functionality.

@hex0cter
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+1 for this feature.

@lancechentw
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👍 for this. Having the same Y-Axis scale bound through all charts seems not useful in certain cases.

@ebuildy
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ebuildy commented Oct 30, 2015

You mean a bug/case like this:

Kibana multi chart same scale

Is it already planed for a next release? or do you have suggestion in how to do that maybe? I will glad to help since I really need this feature.

Thanks you,

@bsquare2
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+1 for this feature.

@rolebi
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rolebi commented Nov 20, 2015

+1

@ApsOps
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ApsOps commented Dec 14, 2015

It's been more than a year since this was opened. Any updates?
Not having this feature is surely a bummer :(

@donpinkus
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+1

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@romfreiman
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+1

@brettbates
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+1

@ApsOps
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ApsOps commented Feb 20, 2016

Hi @stormpython . Any update on this? :)

@rajeshnambiar
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+1

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@boillodmanuel
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+1

@y0j0
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y0j0 commented Apr 6, 2016

+1

@EugeniuZ
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EugeniuZ commented Apr 7, 2016

+1

@mrjameshamilton
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+1

@ChrisMagnuson
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+1

@pjcard
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pjcard commented May 24, 2016

+1

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@zdenkas
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zdenkas commented Jun 14, 2016

+1

@tleach
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tleach commented Dec 6, 2019

+1

@alkuzad
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alkuzad commented Dec 10, 2019

@tleach

@rout39574
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+1

@sickmint79
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hey it's 2020 and this is a totally useful feature i just googled and found people have been requesting since 2014. cool

@tavishall
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+1

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@sastorsl
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+1

@vickyd885
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+1

@nihilistdbanana
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Hi, Has Anyone picked this up yet? If not, I'd like to pick it up. I might not be able to do this quickly, but I'd like to work on this.

@jorymorrison
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jorymorrison commented Apr 4, 2020 via email

@pjcard
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pjcard commented Apr 6, 2020

Six years actually. I doubt something like this would be assigned externally, though.

@nihilistdbanana
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I'll start looking at it anyways, see if I can do something without breaking everything.

@lposani
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lposani commented Jul 15, 2020

Any news? Crazy that it has been around for so long

@ronaldocpontes
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+1

@jorymorrison
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jorymorrison commented Nov 16, 2020 via email

@AlonMiz
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AlonMiz commented Dec 15, 2020

+1
this is important
probably the development for that visualization stopped and it's being deprecated.

@kgeoir
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kgeoir commented Jan 6, 2021

One more year for this issue ;)
☠️ It will never die ☠️

@silviodc
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silviodc commented Jan 6, 2021

Meanwhile they changed the whole UI 👎

@fcamel
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fcamel commented Jan 14, 2021

+1

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@valayDave
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+1

@acheung-harmonicinc
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+1.
When the range of values varies with the data series, it is hard to spot correlation among the charts.

@gorbak25
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+1

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@grzesiek
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grzesiek commented Jan 7, 2022

+1

@marcaudefroy
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+1

@SimonBenzaglou
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+1 for this feature please. I know it's only been 9 years since this was brought up but I thought a kind reminder would be of use ;)

@neumannjan
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+1

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dnchy commented Nov 30, 2023

+1

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