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Hello community, I'm something new and I don't know how to approach this, as the title says I have a graph that has a total value per month as seen in the image,
but I want it to start from 0 and not from the minimum registered value of the total.
I have been reading some comments and solutions but they have not worked for me, for example when I go to the format options and put 0 as min, the graph does not suffer any change
What I can do?
Your graph's Y axis seems to be correctly starting at 0 after you made the configuration change. Is that not your expected result? Are you maybe looking for a stacked area chart or a ribbon chart?
I understand what you mean, since the y-axis starts at 0 in the graph, but what I was looking for is that for each line (representing each year itself) start from 0, and not from the value calculated for the month of January. In this case, it would be understood as an accumulated graph, but only for the initial part, between 0 and the minimum value calculated for January.
As for an accumulated graph, I have one made but the same thing happens to me, it starts from the minimum calculated value and I cannot make the line go out of 0
Your granularity is on month level. This assumes the value for January is representing the end of January. Use more granular data (on day level) or redefine January as "beginning of January"
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