jayjamero

Thanks for your reply! I hope future releases can display normalised values, since other graphing tools (that i've encountered) don't support this. The reason I enquired was because my client needs to assess pollution and waste and if you are pulling values that differ quite significantly ie. 18, 2000, 300, 10, 0.1 etc the graph becomes skewed when using radar graphs and therefore needs to be normalised.

Hey there I've got a radar chart using normalised values (out of 100%), for example: topValue = 1000 data1 = data1/topValue * 100 = Percentage value data2 = data2/topValue * 100 = Percentage value .... .... Heres what i currently have: Now there's no trouble displaying, but I was wondering if it was possible on the tag line, instead of displaying 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 to display absolute values instead, so data1 = 23,00 data2=40,000 so the top value ie. 100 would essentially display the highest value, for this example 40,000 Regards, Jay