[rvchetan]

<chart palette="1" caption="" xAxisName="" baseFontSize="13" yAxisName="" baseFontColor="646464" baseFont="Arial" yAxisMinValue="0" yAxisMaxValue="100" bgColor="FFFFFF" showValues="0" numDivLines="4" adjustDiv="0" decimals="0" formatNumberScale="0" >

<set id="1" label="Gross Risk" value="" color="FFA000" />

<set id="2" label="Mitigating Risk" value="" color="0091FA" />

<set id="3" label="Residual Risk" value="" color="992899" />

</chart>

 

I want my Y axis to display 0 20 40 60 80... -20,-40, -60 so on ... but instead i see 0 7 33 56 !! how do i fix this issue...

[Rajroop]

Hi there,



Welcome!



Could you please try using the Div lines to achieve this effect? You can specify the number of Divisional lines on the chart using the numDivLines attribute.



Also, please add showDivLineValues='1' to showcase these value on the Y-axis. Please not that the showYAxisValues attribute is the single new attribute in v3 which over-rides this value. You could get the limits of the chart and then set the number of Divisional lines to such that your Y-axis values are displayed in your desired format.



For more on this, could you please refer to the following link?

Ref.-

http://www.fusioncha...c/DivLines.html

http://www.fusioncha...2D.html#Anchor1



I hope this helps. Please revert to us with your feedback on this.