Dynamic minimum Y values

[dakboard]

I have a line chart where the minimum Y value is 10,000 and the maximum Y value is 13,000. It would be awesome if frappe automatically adjusted the Y values accordingly. It currently always starts at 0, creating a lot of empty space, and an uninteresting chart.

Thanks!

[pratu16x7]

@dannyk660 Zero baselines are intentional, every data point on the graph is meant to be at its absolute (as opposed to relative) value: http://www.storytellingwithdata.com/blog/2012/09/bar-charts-must-have-zero-baseline.

But, I agree that this may not be true for line charts; we aren't experts in data science, so we'd be happy to learn and incorporate stuff that's legit in data representation :)

[dakboard]

Sure, thanks for your response! Here's an example of what I'm looking at:

https://imgur.com/FkQSYjt

By starting at zero, it's pretty hard to discern any variations in the data, since all the action happens from 13k to 19k.

Thanks again!

[pratu16x7]

Cool! Yeah, looks like this could use a more dynamic range. We'll put this right up there with the tiny fractions feature. Cheers!

[pratu16x7]

So here's the update.

Line charts now have a dynamic minimum value🎉; check them out on the demo! (The set in the screen below has a 10-70 range)

It also works on all negatives

Anyone interested can check intervals.js for the new generic intervalling ;) We also support fractions.

[pratu16x7]

Do reopen in case you find any issues. Closing as fulfilled.

[mrto1]

It's still not adjusting for me. For example, data between 0.29 and 0.31, y axis has a range between 0.20 and 0.40. Thank you.

[torian257x]

@pratu16x7 is there a way to disable this feature? e.g. I DONT want that it sets the range dynamically...