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Hello,
I want to display my X-axis as such:
- Begin with Jan, Feb in the middle, and Mar at the end of the axis (shown in red).
I browsed several other Q&A threads and tried the recommended troubleshooting method:
- However, if I were to select X-axis type to Categorical, the line chart display would be messed up.
How can I align my X-axis labels?
Thank you!
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Thanks for your reply! I can't make it categorical as it will not display my data correctly.
I've done the text box overlay method then.
Hi @Anonymous !
So you want to see daily trends in cases, then you can use your date key to x-axis and make it categorical. This will show up all dates in axis as well. You can overlay a object to hide date values.
Regards,
Hasham
Thanks for your reply! I can't make it categorical as it will not display my data correctly.
I've done the text box overlay method then.
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