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amgarav
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How to customize line chart axis?

Hi all!

I'm working in present a timeline for some results per calendar week but I want to have it in just one view,

Right now it looks like this (I have until week 52) 

amgarav_0-1716477653307.png

Right now is on categorical type, but if I change it to continuos will change the couting from 10 to 10 and I'm serching to have this kind of result (going 2 by 2 or 5 by 5)

amgarav_1-1716477726365.png

thank you in advance for your help! 🙂

 

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parry2k
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@amgarav in the case of continuous you cannot control anything, the only way is to add another column in your table with the increment of 2, use that on the x-axis, and change the type to categorical.



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parry2k
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@amgarav in the case of continuous you cannot control anything, the only way is to add another column in your table with the increment of 2, use that on the x-axis, and change the type to categorical.



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