Is there a way to have dynamic scaling on the y-axis?

tleong
tleong
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I'm wondering if there's a way to have dynamic scaling on the y-axis.  For example, if we're using Analyzer and one metric ranges between 0-5%, we might want the y-axis to start at 0.  However, if another metric ranges from 30-40%, we might want the y-axis to start at 20% so that it's easier to see differences between points.

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  • kshah008
    kshah008 Contributor

    Hi all,

     

    Can anybody help @tleong with their question?

    Thanks!

  • andrewnemrow
    andrewnemrow Domo Employee

    Thank you for your question. Can you provide us with a link to the card you are working with and we can look into what is possible. If there are no extreme outliers, and the metric is not limited by MIN or MAX, then the card axes should be dynamic.


    Thank you,

    Andrew N.

    Domo Support

  • kshah008
    kshah008 Contributor

    @tleong, can you answer andrewnemrow's follow-up question to better assist you? 

  • eizquierdo
    eizquierdo

    @andrewnemrow, I have the same question. The data set doesn't look like it should be forcing a zero but it is. This is the card in reference:

     

    https://frontpoint.domo.com/kpis/details/1116677504

     

    Emilio

  • andrewnemrow
    andrewnemrow Domo Employee

    Have you tried using the "Log Scale" option under Chart Properties > Value Scale (Left)? I have not found another way to dynamically scale the Line chart without manually altering the Value Scale settings. 

  • eizquierdo
    eizquierdo

    I don't see a log scale option in that section.

  • andrewnemrow
    andrewnemrow Domo Employee

    In your card, navigate to Chart Properties > Value Scale (Left) . You will need to scroll down below the Min and Max options to find Log Scale.

  • eizquierdo
    eizquierdo

    ohh neat, had not noticed scrolling down was an option. However that did not fix anything on the chart.

  • andrewnemrow
    andrewnemrow Domo Employee

    It should limit the scale so that the line movement is more pronounced. The only other way to do this in Chart Properties is to add a Min to Value Scale (Left) to limit the scale even further. For example, adding .12 to the Min section will set 12% as the minimum scale value.

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Member

    @tleong

     

    Was your original question solved? If so please mark the accepted solution so others may benefit from this thread.

     

    Thanks!

    Dani

  • eizquierdo
    eizquierdo

    Not quite, there curently is no solution to offer dynamic scaling based off the dataset in Domo.

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Member

    @tleong and @eizquierdo

     

    Can one of you suggest this as an enhancement in our Ideas Exchange and I will make sure it gets the correct visibility with our product management team.

     

    I also want to ensure you get credit for submitting this as well!

     

    Thanks!
    Dani

  • tleong
    tleong

    I just submitted it.

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Member

    Thank you @tleong!

     

    For those who like this proposed idea you can vote for it here by clicking on the white arrow next to the idea title.

     

    Regards,

    Dani

  • Unknown
    Unknown

    @tleong, did any of the above replies help you out?

  • tleong
    tleong

    It sounds like the Domo team is looking at this as a possible enhancement.

     

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