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samuel_brierley
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Chart wont show all data?

HI all,

shouldnt take somebody too long,

on sheet Main I have a chart with an X axis max NOT static. it maxes itself out at 400 for some reason.

on sheet 1 there is the same chart WITH a static max a 1440(known to be the max) but this chart wont let me drill down into it for a better look. I do this by using the mouse to highlight areas. obviously i can highlight the area but the x axis doesnt change obviously because of its static max.

really frustrating,

good luck

P.s im only a personal user so cant open files people sent back to me.

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think that is because you use two dimensions. Because you have so many time values you have a lot of stacked bars. Because of this the labels can't be shown properly. I have no idea what your trying to show in that chart, but perhaps another type of chart will do the job better.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think that is because you use two dimensions. Because you have so many time values you have a lot of stacked bars. Because of this the labels can't be shown properly. I have no idea what your trying to show in that chart, but perhaps another type of chart will do the job better.


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samuel_brierley
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Another chart isnt really an option, Ive exhausted everything i can think of to get to this point.

Thanks for having a look anyway.

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Try the same thing with different chart or by reducing dimension

Anonymous
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If you want Drill Down you can achieve that from Legends as well. No matter whether you keep max static or not.

samuel_brierley
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Hi all,

You may be able to select certain times but that doesnt acheive anything apart from making all other data points disappear. the X axis stays the same so doesnt actually 'zoom in'.

for anyone thats interested ive achieved that by making a static max with a formula of max(Time) then using a seperate timeline to allow me to pan and zoom.,