What I want is to align the 0 values of both axes and have the minValue -15
for both axes, or just for the right axis if it's not possible for both.
Because actually it takes too much space for nothing. I hope what I want is
possible to do. :)
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If the axes on the left and right have different scales, then you can only
align 1 value between them.
Since you want 0 to be aligned, here is how to work it out. You want your
right-side axis to range between -15 and 150, and since 15, distance below
the 0 value, is 1/10 of 150, then you need
Ok thanks!
I have found a different method for my project, and now I don't need to
show the minValue. But your help was really benefic for me, because now I
know how the vAxis's scale works.
Thanks for all.
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Hello,
I have a problem with the min value of the vAxes in my combo chart.
Actually I have this :
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-ndoEr5TD4Yk/VAm2cHujKfI/ACY/OuEawwbSQT8/s1600/HELP.png
The red line is at -15 but the min value of my vAxes are -150 and -50. I
tried to change this value
It appears your chart is doing what you described, so it is not clear what
you want it to do that is different from that. I assume the red line is
using the right-side axis and the bars are using the left-side axis.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 9:13 AM, Alexandre Carrie
I just want to put the minValue of the two vAxis to -15. I don't want -50
and -150.
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The minValue option is probably not doing what you assumed. It only
specifies a value that is effectively added to your data, so the chart
ensures that the minValue appears in the chart, but it doesn't mean the
axis will go no lower than the minValue. However, the viewWindow.min
option will do
You will have to specify the same viewWindow for *both* of your vAxes that
should have the same viewWindow. Or you could *add* another option which
is just the vAxis (rather than vAxes) as I said before.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 11:05 AM, Alexandre Carrie
alexandre.car...@ipa-consulting.fr wrote:
You can see the result :
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-IwXDHm-CzMg/VAnQxFrtNQI/ACo/8GeKmkcPXUM/s1600/HELP.png
And my code :
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-7bDNJerH5Ho/VAnQ2omROzI/ACw/U42Sfp7teJ0/s1600/HELP2.PNG
I have tried the viewWindowsMode option too.
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Result when I put the viewWindow option for both of my vAxes :
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-myV1ymmxvB4/VAnVIQnuBmI/AC8/GThbDKbhV10/s1600/HELP.png
And when I add another option it doesn't work.
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If you add the vAxis.viewWindow.min option, you would have to remove the
viewWindow.min option from each of the vAxes, otherwise they override.
So now it appears that in the chart you attached, the lowest axis values
are be the same value of -15 in both axes. However, now you probably want
to
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