Secondary Y-Axis
The Secondary Y-Axis provides an additional vertical axis on the right side of the chart. It is particularly useful when displaying multiple data series that require different scales. The settings allow users to configure its visibility, position, labels, ticks, and range to optimize data visualization.
Features & Descriptions
Show
Enables or disables the visibility of the Secondary Y-axis. When checked, the axis appears on the chart.
Inverse
Reverses the direction of the axis, displaying values in descending order.
Type
Defines the data type for the axis. Options include value
(numerical), category
(discrete values), time
(dates/times), and log
(logarithmic scale).
Position
Determines whether the Secondary Y-axis appears on the left
or right
side of the chart. Typically, it is placed on the right
.
Name
Sets a label for the Secondary Y-axis to provide context for the displayed values.
Sub-Sections
Axis Line
Show
Toggles the visibility of the Secondary Y-axis line.
Line Color
Customizes the color of the axis line.
Show Arrows
Adds arrows at the ends of the axis line to indicate direction.
Line Type
Options include solid
, dashed
, and dotted
styles.
Axis Tick
Show
Displays or hides tick marks along the Secondary Y-axis.
Align with Label
Ensures tick marks are aligned with corresponding labels.
Line Color
Customizes the color of the tick marks.
Line Type
Defines the style of the tick marks (solid, dashed, etc.).
Axis Label
Show
Enables or disables labels along the Secondary Y-axis.
Rotate
Adjusts the rotation angle of axis labels to improve readability.
Color
Allows users to change the font color of the labels.
Size
Modifies the font size of the labels.
Font Family
Selects the font type for labels.
Bold & Italic
Applies bold or italic formatting to the label text.
Split Line
Show
Toggles the display of grid lines extending from the Secondary Y-axis. These lines help visually separate different sections of the chart.
Range
Min & Max
Allows users to manually define the minimum and maximum values of the Secondary Y-axis. If left empty, the system automatically adjusts based on the dataset.
This configuration enables effective control over the Secondary Y-Axis, allowing users to display multiple scales in a single chart for enhanced comparative analysis.
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