Technically, you can't start the baseline at 0, because that would require
the API to calculate log(0), which is undefined. If you play around with
the vAxis.baseline option, setting it to powers of 1/10 (ie, 0.1, 0.01,
0.001, etc), you can probably find one that is very close to what you need.
Assuming your largest values are between 1000 and 10000, this is probably
what you want:
vAxis: {
baseline: 0.01,
logScale: true,
viewWindow: {
min: 0,
max: 10000
}
}
The "viewWindow" option forces the chart to use a specific minimum and
maximum value for the axis.
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 5:08:06 PM UTC-4, Jose Miguel Ramírez Escobedo
wrote:
>
> thank you again, and it works because i see a change in the width and
> heigh of each bar and also the numbers int the y-axis also change, but what
> i need is that for instance my lowest value is 1 so the bars are drown
> starting in the 1.0 but this is what i need to change i mean the value 1
> match with the line of the x-axis so the user can´t know that this value is
> 1 because there are other values with 0 values so i would like that the
> value 1 has a height that can be visible and don´t confused with the 0 value
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