Making the vertical axis in linechart a major axis

[Sami R al-Subhi]

the default major axis in linechart is the horizontal axis and I want to make it the vertical instead. I have I set of subsurface "depths" and at each depth there is "pore pressure" and "fracture pressure". I want the "depths" to be in the vertical axis but I cannot see an option to do that.

[Camden Narzt]

Just swap the x and y values in your input data, the only thing that doesn't really work in a vertical graph is the line smoothing. For that you need to create a horizontal graph and rotate it with CSS, and rotate/move any text with css&js. Also you will need to disable tool tips as those reset the text layout on display for some reason.

On Friday, September 27, 2013, Sami R al-Subhi wrote:

the default major axis in linechart is the horizontal axis and I want to make it the vertical instead. I have I set of subsurface "depths" and at each depth there is "pore pressure" and "fracture pressure". I want the "depths" to be in the vertical axis but I cannot see an option to do that.

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[Sergey Grabkovsky]

You can also achieve this by setting the 'orientation' option to 'vertical'.

- Sergey

[Camden Narzt]

That would be awesome, where is it documented?

[Sergey Grabkovsky]

It isn't yet (we're working on it), but you can look at this jsfiddle for an example.

- Sergey