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Second Y-Axis #2390
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Agreed, would be a nice to have feature. |
Thanks. Would be useful for bar charts too. |
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+1. Also combine different type of graphs, e.g: line as main y-axis and bar for secondary y-axis. Would also be nice to have an alpha parameter for controlling transparency. |
Also agree this would be very useful and that the ability to mix types of graphs would be really great as well. |
Example Usecase of two metrics in one chart:
A quick solution might be as well to use only one scale but add "x100" or "x10000" to one of the metrics |
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This feature should have been released on RC. This is a must have. 95% of my charts where I could use more than one metric to enrich the visualisation would became useless due to y-axis scale. Also would be great on the view options, if you could switch to user-defined log scale to overcome some slight disparities between two metrics. |
👍 again for this, exact same use-case as OP. Really quite important to have this. |
+1. This is very important for us as well. |
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Perhaps related, would be good if each row of a split area chart would scale independently. eg: area chart with Y axis a count of Apache requests, split the chart by verb, and the GET row swamps the other verbs. |
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+1 on split chart having an independent Y axis scale. Typically the ranges are apart from multiple splits. |
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#3257 may be related to this |
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@spalger is see there is code for this written already. will it work for BOTH multiple metrics and for the case of split line via aggregator? (very very useful for tables that contain completely different measurements with the distinction of a metadata fields) thanks guys |
@jccq yeah it should work in both scenarios, but the PR is not ready yet its probably gonna take a while. |
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It's kind of insane that this doesn't exist |
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Hello everyone .... i am working on implementing multiple Y axes and at this point I would find it very beneficial if someone from the community could do a live-test so I see how intuitive the UI is, if you can do what you want to do and if this is actually good enough (especially from UI perspective) to move forward. anyone interested let me know here, we'll try to setup a live call where you share your screen and play around with this. @mathias-work @bradvido @LetMeR00t @jwoey thanks ! |
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closed by #9642 |
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it will be available in 5.4 if everything goes well. |
Ok ppisljar. if possible can you provide me the details of where and all need to make change to create multiple Y-axis.. so that I will customize myself in 5.2. |
is this feature available now? if so which version, 5.4? |
yup 5.4 |
Can you please share an example @ppisljar ? Thank you in advance |
pls take a look at the PR which closed this issue: #9642 |
@ppisljar does this limit to two y-axis or we can add multiple (more than two), for example: https://www.highcharts.com/demo/combo-multi-axes |
you can add multiple |
It would be useful to have the ability to use a secondary y-axis when plotting more than one metric on a line chart (e.g. see below), such that the scale of each y-axis is chosen according to the scale of each metric, avoiding the situation when one metric is far smaller than the other and almost disappears from view (as can be seen below):
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