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jsobrinho
Creator
Creator

Scale up until 100% and value 0

Hi guys,

I need to show a chart with the scale correct, now I have a chart with the value equal 0 but the scale is going up until 100%, can I put this scale dynamic? Why the scale is up until 100%?

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kuba_michalik
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

The scale is dynamic by default, it's probably that 100% (a.k.a. "1") is as low as it's willing to go. You can change the range limits in axes properties, but then the scale won't be dynamic anymore (unless you do it by formula)

To be honest, if all you have is a single data point with value 0 it's kinda hard to say what is the appropriate max value on the scale 😛

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Claudiu_Anghelescu
Specialist
Specialist

Could you share here the .qvw file?
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Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

You would need to go into the object properties of your chart and the Presentation tab settings I believe to adjust the scaling there.

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Brett

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kuba_michalik
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

The scale is dynamic by default, it's probably that 100% (a.k.a. "1") is as low as it's willing to go. You can change the range limits in axes properties, but then the scale won't be dynamic anymore (unless you do it by formula)

To be honest, if all you have is a single data point with value 0 it's kinda hard to say what is the appropriate max value on the scale 😛

Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

Ah, sorry, now I am with you, yeah, that is a bit tricky in that case, but this post may help someone else come with some other ideas, as things are a lot more clear now! 🙂

Cheers,
Brett

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