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Hi all,
Got an issue with a scatter plot atm. I've got around the date issue by getting the date in a numerical format - i.e. today would be 20180510. However on the X-axis it's created a scale of 20180200, 20180250, 20180300, etc...
I want the scale to go 20180201, 20180301 for each month (as you're never going to go higher than say 20180331 for March).
Any tips on how I could do this?
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@Anonymous,
We are only able to set start and end values for x-axis in scatter chart, but unable to change the scale as you describe.
In your scenario, consider to create a R visual to show date field in x-axis of scatter chart.
Regards,
Lydia
@Anonymous,
We are only able to set start and end values for x-axis in scatter chart, but unable to change the scale as you describe.
In your scenario, consider to create a R visual to show date field in x-axis of scatter chart.
Regards,
Lydia
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