If I understand your original question correctly, it sounds like you
want to exaggerate the Z scale with respect to X and Y so that you
can see your data better.
There are a couple of ways to do that. The more general way would be
to apply a Transform filter to your data after it is input, changing
the scale on the Z axis to be higher than 1. This has the benefit of
following through to all future visualizations extracted from that data set.
The second approach is to adjust the Z scale on the Display tab for
every visualization you produce, again adjusting the Z axis scale to
be larger than 1.
Russ
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