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If multiple axes are used, there should be an option to pille them up
Current Behavior
Currently, when you create a multiple axes chart, there is only the option to put them side-by-side
Possible Solution
OxyPlot (C#) have this feature, where you can set the offset of an axis
Context
I need to compare some data that may have different scales, but I don't want them to stay one on top of another. Some data are binary, value is 0 or 1, like the red and blue charts on the image above, and two graphs may overlap each other, making it harder to visualize.
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I'm interested in this as well, but on a bar chart.
In my use case, I want to create a bar chart with server response times. Something like this:
Where slow response times (blue) are scaled up significantly over fast response times (green).
However, a stacked bar chart with two y axes (with different scales) means that the contents of the first axis are painted over the second,
A possible solution for my use case would be for dataset.stack option for stacked bar charts to work across multiple axes. In that case, I could data: { datasets: [{ ... yAxisID: 'y-axis-one', stack: '1' },{ ... yAxisID: 'y-axis-two', stack: '1' }] };
That's probably what I'll do for now, but it feels like kind of a hack to me.
It'll also mean having to create a custom tooltip to scale the values back down, and I won't be able to have a second scale on the right for the blue dataset.
Expected Behavior
If multiple axes are used, there should be an option to pille them up
Current Behavior
Currently, when you create a multiple axes chart, there is only the option to put them side-by-side
Possible Solution
OxyPlot (C#) have this feature, where you can set the offset of an axis
Context
I need to compare some data that may have different scales, but I don't want them to stay one on top of another. Some data are binary, value is 0 or 1, like the red and blue charts on the image above, and two graphs may overlap each other, making it harder to visualize.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: