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Updated How do I set only one Y axis in a chart (markdown)

CaseyStokes committed 2015-08-26 12:52:58 -0400 commit ce207935e6331630af10b27e388339dcd7731365

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           ##Purpose

           By default, Izenda uses HTML charting engine. Charting engine can be set via AdHocSettings.ChartingEngine. For more information, refer to [[ChartingEngine|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/ChartingEngine]].

          -Izenda charts will display two or more y axes on a chart if multiple plotted items have different ranges. This is to prevent very high values from making lower values unreadably small on the chart, and allow for proportional comparison.

          +Izenda charts will display two or more y axes on a chart if multiple plotted items have different ranges. This is to prevent very high values from making lower values unreadably small on the chart, but does not allow for proportional comparison. Customizing the code to use a common left axis makes the comparison proportional, while simply hiding the right axis will keep values absolute, but will not show the metric for the second charted item (not recommended).

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7	7	By default, Izenda uses HTML charting engine. Charting engine can be set via AdHocSettings.ChartingEngine. For more information, refer to [[ChartingEngine\|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/ChartingEngine]].
8		-Izenda charts will display two or more y axes on a chart if multiple plotted items have different ranges. This is to prevent very high values from making lower values unreadably small on the chart, and allow for proportional comparison.
	8	+Izenda charts will display two or more y axes on a chart if multiple plotted items have different ranges. This is to prevent very high values from making lower values unreadably small on the chart, but does not allow for proportional comparison. Customizing the code to use a common left axis makes the comparison proportional, while simply hiding the right axis will keep values absolute, but will not show the metric for the second charted item (not recommended).
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