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I'm requesting a secondary axis on the line chart. Here is why:

We have encountered a number of situations where we want to put two different types of data in one linechart. It is desired to combine the two types of data to see how they interact, but often they have a different scale or unit of measurement.

For example, the image below shows some value and is cumulative. If we show the true cumulative (which runs from 0 to 100), the light blue curve would look like a flat line close to 0.

As a work around we re-scale the cumulative value to create a nice picture, but now the y-axis makes no sense for the dark blue line. Although we can clarify much via tooltips, it’s not ideal.

Therefore, having a secondary axis would be a great solution. 

 

Light blue some value, Dark blue the cumulative of the value 

 

Hi @Paulus 

Thanks for your suggestion!


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Hi All,

I’m excited to share that we have listened to your Ideation input and have implemented it.   

 

With our latest 4.85 version released, along with other exciting features we now support Secondary Y-Axis on the new Combination Charts.

 

Thanks,

WebUI team.


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