Re: align two y-axis
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Sam Broadey@21:1/5 to
All on Fri Dec 3 06:42:08 2021
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The only (manual) way I have found to do this is to ensure that '0' is at the same point proportionally on your two y-axes
e.g. if one axis ranges from -15 to 45 then 0 is 25% of the way along your axis.
Therefore, your second axis can be -1 to 3, -150 to 450 or whatever, so long as they're in the same proportions.
For my graph, I had money on one axis (£) and a rate (%) on the other.
My money axis ranged from -£10,000 to £60,000.
I wanted my % axis to go to 80%
Therefore it must start at 80%/(60000/-10000) = -13.3%
This is because 0 is the same distance, proportionally, between -0.13333 & 0.8 as it is between -10000 & 60000
(You must sacrifice dynamic axes to get this to work)
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