Hi Dmytro,

First, on a log scale, the log of 0 is negative infinity, so the 0 gridline
would be infinitely far away.  I suspect that what you are seeing at 0.00%
is really 0.001%, and your formatting is hiding the last digit.  Also, the
first 0.01% is really 0.005 rounded up to 0.01.  So if you want to use log
scale with a BarChart, you have this inherent conflict because the bar is
typically based at 0.    It might make sense for you to specify a baseline
that is non-zero but still very small, such as 0.001%.  Another option is
to use the 'mirror log' mode, which works with both positive and negative
numbers, and is linear around zero.

Anyway, your question is really about the subdivisions of .5 and 5, and the
answer is that these occur sometimes with the auto gridline mode when the
gridline count is -1, which is the default.  They are correctly positioned,
and you would see the same if you specify an explicit gridline count of 5
with a minor gridline count of 1.   Hope that helps.

dan


On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Dmytro Zhydchenko
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have an issue with gridlines representation on the BarChart graphic. The
> screenshot is attached.
>
> The thing is I want to see "0, 0.1, 1, 10" values, but also I can see the
> following unnecessary values: "0.1, 0.5, 5". I wonder what option is
> responsible for this behavior. I'd like to turn it off.
>
> I use logScale option. Also both baseline and minValue options are used.
> Anyway I don't use gridlines option explicitly. As I understand "-1" value
> is used by default in my case.
>
> I can use exact number for gridlines i.e. hAxis.gridlines.count = 5, but
> unfortunately I'm not sure this one is a suitable solution for me.
>
> TIA
>
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