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    Adding one or more line to "Stacked bar + Line" or any other combo graphs

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    Hello,

     

    Is it possible to have two or more lines on the Y-axis even when having a multiple values in the Series. 

    It will make it more easy to compare as analysis is basically comparing. 

     

    Looking forward to you reply. 

     

    Best Regards,

    Tuvshee

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      Yes.  In the General section of Chart Properties you can set "Number of Lines"

      Aaron
      MajorDomo @ Merit Medical

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    • Coach
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      Yes.  In the General section of Chart Properties you can set "Number of Lines"

      Aaron
      MajorDomo @ Merit Medical

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      @Tuvshee, did @AS's reply help you out?

    • Member

      Thanks! 

       

      Didn't think it was so simple as this, hehe. 

       

      Best Regards,

      Tuvshee

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      We were only able to find "running total lines" and not additional lines.  I've attached a screenshot of what we're seeing in Domo, and also a screenshot of the kind of graph we want to make.

       

      Thanks! 

       

       

       

    • Coach

      @michellelem, that property has received a new label.  "Series on left scale" is what you're looking for.

      Aaron
      MajorDomo @ Merit Medical

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