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Chart with 2 Y axis - X axis in unexpected position

Hi All,

I've created a combo chart to show absolute values in bars and percentage change as a line. Two separate Y axes - one for the absolute and one for the percentage. Percentage can be negative as well as positive, absolutes positive only in the range of 0 - 500,000.

When the chart is displayed the absolute values axis is very compressed at the top of the chart, moving the X axis right up:

Chart example.png

(I know it's not in the image above, but there is an axis of the right of 0 at the X to 100% at the bottom right, in 20% increments),

Is there anyway of forcing the X-axis to be at the centre of the chart so that the absoulute values are more readable?

Thanks,

Rory.

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arjunkrishnan
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Hi frds See This Attachment This Will Useful For U....

2 Y-Axis with One X-Axis With Expected Posion

prasannarc_jbs2
Contributor III
Contributor III

No I think you have got me wrong Arjun.

In My case, I have a chart (Bar chart) with two expressions (KPI). one of the KPI can have negative values.

When I see the chart for some selections, the scale is not appearing properly on the chart as you can see my first screenshot.