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Y Axis at 0 X
I have a bar chart with X values from -33 to +8. I would like to show the line that represents the Y axis at the zero point on the X axis. Is there a way to force a vertical line at X=0 on a bar chart? Attached is a sample of what I'd like to see.
Failing that, can I force the X axis to always go from the minimum to the maximum when I filter the data? I could then draw a vertical line and move the chart to the bottom so the vertical line will always show, but it would not change dynamically if the X values increase on either end. So the first option (display Y axis at 0 on X) is preferred.
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You can add a reference line when switching the dimension axis to "continuous".
hope this helps
regards
Marco


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You can add a reference line when switching the dimension axis to "continuous".
hope this helps
regards
Marco


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Chart properties -> Axes -> Mark 'Continuous' checked for Dimension Axis.


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How does one add a reference line?
