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In this dialog the appearance of the axes and the expressions, represented by the y-axes of the chart, can be<br />

set. One or two y-axes scales may be defined. In case the x-axis represents numeric values it may be set to<br />

continuous (see below).<br />

The contents of the dialog:<br />

Expression Axes<br />

Expressions The available expressions displayed here are defined in the Chart Properties:<br />

Expressions (page 609) dialog.<br />

Set a separate Axis Color and Width for the y-axis as well as a separate Font for the scale numbering,<br />

by clicking the appropriate options.<br />

Log Scale A logarithmic scale can be used, provided that all data points in the chart have<br />

positive values (>0).<br />

Forced 0 The x-axis will cross at y = 0. This option is not available when a logarithmic<br />

axis is used.<br />

Hide Axis Hides the axis for the selected expression.<br />

Show Grid / Show<br />

Minor Grid<br />

The scale ticks of the y-axis that will be used for showing horizontal (y-axes<br />

Position is set to Left and/or Right) and vertical (y-axes Position is set to Top<br />

and/or Bottom) grid lines.<br />

Scale: Static Min The scale of the y-axis will not change with document state. Check this alternative<br />

to set a fixed minimum value for the y-axis in the edit box.<br />

Static<br />

Max<br />

Check this alternative to set a fixed maximum value for the y-axis.<br />

Static Step Check this alternative to set a fixed interval between scale ticks for the yaxis.<br />

Values entered in the Scale group may be specified as a Calculated Formula (page 851). Click the<br />

... button to open the Edit Expression dialog for easier editing of long formulas.<br />

Position When two expressions are available, you may select different positions for<br />

them so that one is displayed to the Left (Bottom) and the other is displayed<br />

to the Right (Top). In this way the y-axes will display different scales for the<br />

expressions.<br />

Split Axis Splitting the y-axis into two parts creates the impression of two charts sharing<br />

a common x-axis. The Primary n % setting defines the percentage of the available<br />

axis length that will be used for the primary part of the axis.<br />

Dimension Axis<br />

Primary Dimension<br />

Labels<br />

Secondary Dimension<br />

Labels<br />

Set the display of labels for main dimension as either horizontal, diagonal or<br />

vertical text.<br />

Display labels for secondary dimension as either horizontal, diagonal or vertical<br />

text.<br />

Continuous Scale axes as continuous numeric (linear).<br />

Forced 0 The y-axis will cross at x = 0.<br />

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