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I have a chart with a primary and secondary axis.
Values for the primary axis range from 0 to 260, values for the secondary axis range from -50% to 50%. I would like to have the zeros on both axis line up, so that the negative percentages on the secondary axis are clearly identifiable. I can't find a way to do it. In the default chart, the x axis crosses the primary y-axis at 0, but the 0 on the secondary y-axis is at approximately the same height as the value 50 on the primary axis. Please help! Astrid |
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