Cost scale on the Y axis.

Here's something that's always irritated; is there a solution?!

When making a S curve or histogram on costs, the Y axis is always graduated at an illogical scale, i.e. if you have £1,301,123  as the max value, it graduates into say a 20% division of the budgeted total rather than rounding up on the scale to say, the nearest £100K. This gives the Y axis a strange look when presented to the team.

Is there a workaround?

D
Daniel Limson 👤 Member for 24 years 8 months

Hi Nick,

If you want a combine Line and Bar Chart, you should have a time/ Increment data and a Time/Cumulative Data

The bar chart or histogram chart using your incremental data should be based on the Primary Axis and the cumulative chart based on a line curve should be based on the secondary axis. You can switch or define the axis by clicking on the bar or line and then format data series.

Cheers,

Daniel

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