In the current implementation, when the "Y Axis Range" is set to "Automatic", the graphs plotted with positive values are shown with Y axis always starting at 0. When there are small variation in the data plotted and the values are high, it is difficult to evaluate the differences, the drawn line seems almost flat. Desired behavior would be a kind of window "adjusted" to the vertical extent of the current data fitted into the window (see attached screenshots).
Migrated from track.radensolutions.com
- Original Issue: NX-1144
- Type: Feature
- State: Duplicate
- Priority: Normal
- Subsystem: GUI (Java and Web)
- Created: 2017-01-18 15:30:45 UTC
- Updated: 2018-01-15 13:07:22 UTC
- Reporter: guest (guest)
- Last Updated By: Victor Kirhenshtein (@2128506)
Attachments: 2 attachment(s) from YouTrack (not migrated)
In the current implementation, when the "Y Axis Range" is set to "Automatic", the graphs plotted with positive values are shown with Y axis always starting at 0. When there are small variation in the data plotted and the values are high, it is difficult to evaluate the differences, the drawn line seems almost flat. Desired behavior would be a kind of window "adjusted" to the vertical extent of the current data fitted into the window (see attached screenshots).
Migrated from track.radensolutions.com
Attachments: 2 attachment(s) from YouTrack (not migrated)