Is there a way to add more than 10 gridlines on a scatter plot chart in google sheets? I have more than 9 items on my horizontal axis and I would like a gridline for each item. Minor gridlines only put lines between the major lines.
Turns out limiting the horizontal axis to 10 was limiting how many actual gridlines were placed. I increased the horizontal axis value and the gridlines filled in as needed.
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I am using Highcharts stock to plot a candlestick chart, how can I set the default x-axis tick amount to a specific number?
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In the example Highstock plots all data at the beginning, I want to limit the initial x-axis tick size to 60, and drag the chart to see the rest data, what can I do?
I want to have a stacked area chart with missing data points having x-axis as date time and y-axis as products quantity. How can I achieve this?
I have tried using line chart and area chart but it is not solving the purpose.
I have a google sheet with an embedded chart. I am able to add min/max values that display on the chart for the vertical axis, but not the horizontal.
Here are the details for the verticle axis:
But I don't have min/max options for the horizontal axis:
What am I missing?
The Min-Max option will only appear if the defined X-axis range contains only numeric values:
I was able to reproduce this with a sample table. My X-axis range is A3:A6.
When numeric values are used for the X-axis range:
I am trying to show the Radar chart with 6 X-axis labels. Currently the name of the X-axis labels and its values are getting overlapped. How can we avoid the overlapping of X-axis labels and values?
I am using Charts for Radar chart.
Please find the screenshot here:
Here total invested and Total returns are getting overlapped with their respective values.
The max values for your axes is 100, but you have graphed values exceeding that maximum. As a result, value labels are overlapping with axis labels.
I am using highcharts to display an inverted columnrange chart. The user can select both the x and y axis labels, which will use plotbands to highlight that entire row or column. My next step is, if the user highlights a row and then selects column headers to highlight the columns, I would only want the 'cells' where those plotbands intersect to be highlighted. Can I do this using only plotbands or will I need introduce other highcharts features to achieve this. (I saw some info around using render.rect() or possibly zones?)