Re: [visualization-api] scaleColumns

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Hi Nikita,

The scaleColumns option doesn't work the way you are expecting.  The values in the array are merely indices of the series, specifying which series should go on the left or right sides.  If you specify 2 or more series indices, the first series will be put on the left and the rest on the right.  This is a bit contrary to what the documentation currently says.

Given different axes, the series will be scaled independently, so you won't end up with one flat-lining.

On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 4:48 AM, Nikita Voaotnyak <nikita.v...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, does this property "scaleColumns"  even work?

I have 2 charts combined in one , the problem is one of them is measured in thousands and the other one in millions. So, i need 2 different scales, because the first one looks like a flat line.

I am using the Annotation Chart 

var options = {

   displayAnnotations: true,

        scaleColumns: [5000,5000000],

   };

var options = {

   displayAnnotations: true,

        scaleColumns:'allmaximized',

   };

NONE of those work, please help

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