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Second axes in line chart

Dear Colleagues, good day!


I have line chart with 2 expr. Is there any way to add second axes for second expr?


Example in attachment.



Many thanks.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

You can choose to put the second expression on the secondary axis on the Axes tab. It's a bad idea because you'll create a confusing chart. It's better to use two charts for this. Can you tell which expression belongs on which axis if you only look at the chart?

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

You can choose to put the second expression on the secondary axis on the Axes tab. It's a bad idea because you'll create a confusing chart. It's better to use two charts for this. Can you tell which expression belongs on which axis if you only look at the chart?

comm191934.png


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Mark_Little
Luminary
Luminary

Hi,

I would have to agree with Gysbert, I would approach as two charts.

In the Axes tab highlight the expression > Tick split axes.

Mark

Anonymous
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Author

No, i can't tell at once dependence between expr and axes.

Now i'm trying to show second axes and it's display isn't practical.

Could you advice something for it please?

Anonymous
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Author

This is happening becoz of -ve values in expression..

Could you post sample data for same?

Anonymous
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Author

will this help you?

see the attachment..

Gysbert_Wassenaar

My advice is to use two separate line charts.


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vincent_ardiet
Specialist
Specialist

Hi,

Uncheck the "Forced 0" option it will look nicer.

anna_castan
Contributor II
Contributor II

Thankss!!! 🙂