feature request: option to align zero line on left/right y-axis (when using two y-axis) #2740
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Somewhat related, but additionally, the 2nd Y-Axis major lines should probably line up with the first Y-Axis major lines.. Currently they only line up at the top and bottom of graph |
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Ran into this again. Some workarounds : #2738 |
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Gets my vote. This is driving my OCD crazy. |
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Quite surprised to see that this has been open for over two years, this is making it much harder to read the charts. |
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This probably needs to be checked against v5, but I don't have an instance handy. @bergquist , do you know if that's in v5? |
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Fixed by #10994 |
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* grafana/master: (30 commits) changelog: adds note about closing grafana#11278 docs: spelling docs: add intro paragraph to provisioning page Cleanup CircleCI V2 Conversion changelog: notes for grafana#1271 and grafana#2740 graph: minor fixes to y-axes alignment feature added save icon to save buttons removed trash can icon from save buttons Return actual user ID in UserProfileDTO dashboard version cleanup: more tests and refactor minor refactor of dashboard version cleanup refactor: dashboard version cleanup limit number of rows deleted by dashboard version cleanup fix dashboard version cleanup on large datasets Allocated to a separate alignment block. Replaced the attribute of the second axis by the attribute of the axes. Fixed unit test. Changed the way this feature was activated. And changed tolltip. Added validation of input parameters. Resolved conflict Corrected work for graphs created before this feature. ...
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I would like a checkbox or something that forces the two zero lines from the left y-axia and the right y-axis to be co-linear (matching horizontally).
This way you can use auto min/max y-axis on both sides and zero will coincide (without having to set same min/max on both axis options manually).
You otherwise end up with situations such as the attached graph, which seem like a bug (though i'm told it's not).
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