[email protected] Report post Posted February 25, 2015 I want single line chart, with dual y axis; i.e. each point of line have two values for both y axis.ex. in below chart, consider all points connected as line.approx values. (for simplicity did, y2 value = 2 * y1, actual values are different.) Point 1 refer as Month=Jan, Qty=20, Amount=40K Point 2 refer as Month=Feb, Qty=18, Amount=36K Point 3 refer as Month=Mar, Qty=13, Amount=26K Point 4 refer as Month=Apr, Qty=22, Amount=44K Point 5 refer as Month=May, Qty=16, Amount=32K 35|______________________________________________________________|70K |_________________*_____________________________________________| 30|_______________________________________________________________|60K |_______________________________________________________________| 25|_______________________________________________________________|50K |_______________________________________________________________| 20|___*_________________________________________*__________________|40K |_______________________________________________________________| 15|___________________________________________________________*___|30K |_______________________________*_______________________________| 10|_______________________________________________________________|20K |_______________________________________________________________| 5|_______________________________________________________________|10K |_______________________________________________________________| Qty------Jan----------Feb------------------Mar---------------------Apr---------------May----AmountHow can i achieve same? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vishalika Report post Posted February 26, 2015 Hi, The above requirement mentioned cannot be done since there are two data plots against Y-axis, one is primary and the other is secondary. The points are plotted accordingly. You can use Combination charts to render the dual Y-axis chart in FusionCharts v3.6 Refer this sample JSFiddle for the same: http://jsfiddle.net/vishalika/S52bN/40/ Hope this helps. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites