First column on Y axis

[AMC Mecanocaucho]

Hello,

I'm trying to do a line graph with 3 series. I'm trying to plot the different natural frecuency properties depending on the load. An example data, would be this:

['load'],['NatFreq1'],['NatFreq2'],['NatFreq3']

[10],[20.3],[22.5],[23.6]

[15],[22.5],[25.1],[26.4]

[20],[24.5],[27.2],[28.3]

My problem is that the load is represented on the X (horizonal) axis and the 3 series of Natural Frecuencies are represented on Y (vertical) axis. But I'd like to do the opposite: The load on Y vertical axis and the 3 series of natural frequency on X horizontal axis.

Could you please tell me if it's possible?

Thank you so much.

Asier Otamendi

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Check out the 'orientation' option.  

var options = { 

  ...

  orientation: 'vertical'

}

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