zero on y axis not showing

[CODEY]

there are some situations where the zero on the y axis does not show, rather, some very odd sometimes extremely small value shows .... is this a known issue?

i have to find a concrete example, but i see it happen all the time .. anyone else see this?

[Robert Konigsberg]

I don't think so, but if you see it again, I sure would be interested.

On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 11:38 AM, CODEY <ed.p...@gmail.com> wrote:

there are some situations where the zero on the y axis does not show, rather, some very odd sometimes extremely small value shows .... is this a known issue?

i have to find a concrete example, but i see it happen all the time .. anyone else see this?

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[Dan Vanderkam]

Yes, a reproducible example via dygraphs.com/fiddle would be appreciated.

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[Ed Pataky]

Ok i see now, it was not zero it was the scale my teammate told me about ... the automatic scaling chose as attached ... is there a way to make it choose a more even max automatically?

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[Dan Vanderkam]

Is this a secondary y-axis? You can have either:

1. Nice primary y-axis ticks & matching primary/secondary gridlines

2. Nice ticks on both axes.

I'm not aware of any way you can have both.

[Ed Pataky]

Yes it is a secondary axis, thank you