Closed HectorB-2020 closed 1 year ago
Hello!, @HectorB-2020 The behavior you describe is normal. The zero points of the X-axis and the Y-axis must converge in one place. If you apply 'Values in reverse order' to the X-axis only while leaving the Y-axis on the left. You get two zero marks: at the beginning and end of the X axis - This will be an error.
For example, in the MS Excel, the behavior is similar to ours editor.
Thanks very much for checking! In this case I don't see a reason to keep this issue open any longer.
This issue is unique.
Operating System
Windows 10 / 8.1 / 7
Version information
7.2.1.36
Expected Behavior
I'm accustomed to behaviour when Y-axis always stays on the left side even after I've checked 'Values in reverse order'.
Actual Behavior
Was that a wrong assumption to expect the vertical axis to be on the left side of graphs? I apologies for submitting this issue if this is "by design". Anyway, when I choose 'Values in reverse order',
the Y-axis moves to the right:
Reproduction Steps
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Additional information
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