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Enable max value on Y axis #57

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ferrelucas opened this issue Nov 8, 2017 · 5 comments
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Enable max value on Y axis #57

ferrelucas opened this issue Nov 8, 2017 · 5 comments

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@ferrelucas
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Expected Behaviour

Is it possible to set the max value of the Y axis? Maybe using the data.specific_values?
I think it's quite different than #34

Actual Behaviour

I want to create a line chart that shows the variation of a ratio value through time. So, I want the max value to be 1.

But apparently, the max value of the chart is 8 by default.


I am still learning about the best way to present data. So, if someone has any suggestions for my scenario, I would appreciate it. (:

@pratu16x7
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@ferrelucas Support for smaller values like <10 and fractions (and in effect, every possible value) is in the works. Then the graph will optimise itself for any given range, like it does now for values greater than 10. This is a fundamental requirement, and we should get it out soon. Thanks for reporting!

@ferrelucas
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ferrelucas commented Nov 8, 2017

@pratu16x7 Great! Thanks for letting me know! (:

@pratu16x7
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@ferrelucas We've added the said support; check it out on the demo, and also the updates at #48

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Reopening is welcome in case of issues.

@ferrelucas
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@pratu16x7 It looks great! Congrats and thank you!

@mrto1
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mrto1 commented Feb 4, 2020

It's still not optimal. Is there no possibility to set the max of the chart manually? For example, the max of our data is 0.3123 and the max of the chart is 0.40

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