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How do I make sure that the right Y-axis is zero where the left one is zero? Right now Y-Axis (Line) is set to 'automatic', but that seems to just set the middle where the average is.
I guess this has been fixed? It took me a bit to find it, but in the Y axis formatting options, there's a switch for "Align Zeros".
Hi @procyon82
Try giving same range of values for Y axis .
Lets say your Y-axis on left ranges from -10 to 5,000. Right Y-axis ranges from -1,500 to 10,000
Try defining axis range from -1,500 to 10,000 for both.
Regards,
Achin
@procyon82 you won't be able to perfectly align them but you can get the Secondary a bit closer to the line
Adjust the Primary Y-Axis value... (in you case I would first try the Primary to start at -300!)
This should raise the Secondary a bit - let me know!
I've reported this to MS a while ago. Hopefully they'll fix it!
Nobody?
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