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I have a chart with multiple series, left and right y-axes and one x-axis, some series are assign to left y-axis and some are right y-axis and they all have the same x-axis.

But there is one specific serie that need to be control on its own. I consider adding another y-axis either on the left or right axis, but the issue with that is that both the left and right axes are vertically stacked with some other y-axes. So, if I add another y-axis, it will just be stacked, but I need this y-axis to be on its own and not stacked.

The image below show my current chart, and the white line serie is the one that need a y-axis of its own. Currently it is attach to the right y-axis.

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I’m trying to understand this requirement.

So you have a chart which uses Vertically Stacked Axis and has this layout:

enter image description here

And you have a number of series on these three subsections. For example you have N series on y-Axis 3, but one of those series you want to maximise (zoom to fit vertically)

is that correct?

If so, then the solution is to add another axis into the bottom section which is hidden and have a layout like this

enter image description here

The second row of axis should be hidden. Registering a series onto those axis and setting axis.autoRange = EAutoRange.Always will maximise the series

The problem is you may need a custom layout manager to achieve this layout and I believe it’s going to need some custom work from our team.

I’m going to discuss this with the team and suggest some solutions. Will get back to you when I have something.

Best regards
Andrew

  • Nung Khual
    I appreciate the answer, but it’s not quite what I’m looking for, the main issue with the answer is that I already have a stacked y-axes and I want this specific y-axis to be on its own and not stacked. Because I want to be able to see it and drag it up and down and control the series it is connected to like a normal y-axis. It should not be stacked.
  • Andrew Burnett-Thompson
    Perhaps you can share a diagram or sketch (like mine) of what you want to achieve in terms of layout.
  • Nung Khual
    I have posted the diagram and some info. Please have a look and let me know
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The idea is to have something like the image below, but the image below is only possible because I unstacked the left y-axis. I want the second y-axis to be by itself like that. The current way work fine too but if possible, I want to keep the stacked axes like before.

The second image is what I want ideally.

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