The primary axis are outdated and require significant improvement when compared to Excel. This makes it difficult for report creators and often leads to problems when trying to manage and style them...
RealSlimShady
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Advocate IMiguel_Myers I completely agree with your assessment. Another critical feature that’s currently missing is the ability to set the default position of the scroll bar on the main axis. Right now, when a report loads, the scroll bar defaults to the leftmost position. This creates confusion for users, as most charts prioritize newer data on the right side by default. While reversing the axis order (to place newer data on the left) is a workaround, this introduces its own problems. Trends and visual patterns become inverted, which can mislead users and distort the report’s intended message. For example, a downward trend would incorrectly appear upward, leading to flawed interpretations. This seems like a fundamental oversight—allowing users to define the scroll bar’s starting position would resolve both usability and data clarity issues. It’s a basic yet essential enhancement for intuitive report navigation.
