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  • Hello,

    “Area” and “Line” chart can be used to show two or more axis, Please check this image : http://screencast.com/t/NwaQS9r4Ux0

    This will help you.

    Thank You

    Hi,

    I’m having this same problem. So how to add another axis to show two lines with different value scales in the same graph? In tylerjmorrison’s picture above Members value is between 10-145 and Population varies between 1400-3300. Yet the lines are overlapping. Any idea how to achieve this with Visualizer?

    Hello,

    Could you please tell us which chart you are using?
    You can try to add content in “Area” chart.

    Regards,
    Gourav

    Hi,

    I’ve tried both line chart and area chart. One example is here. There are two variables: temperature and pressure. Temperature is shown correctly and the scale in the graph is 0-160. But the pressure is using the same scaling even though the values vary between 0-4. So the whole pressure curve stays very close to bottom of the graph. Both have time in horizontal axis, but I can’t figure out how to get additional vertical axis like in tylerjmorrison’s picture above. The beginning of the csv file that I’m using as data source looks like this:

    Time,Temperature,Pressure
    string,number,number
    12:52:05,44.7,1.032
    12:52:15,44.7,1.032
    12:52:30,44.7,0.756
    12:52:45,44.6,0.443

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