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prithvi_vihari
Helper ⭐️
October 23, 2019
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{Posting on Behalf of Customer}- X and Y axis labels for all Graphical Representations

  • October 23, 2019
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Hey Team,

 

Would it possible for having the X and Y Axis show up for all Graphical Representations? 

 

One example is when we go with a Line graph we don’t get the X-Axis label show up.

 

 

Both X and Y Axis don’t show up in this case.

 

Is there a reason behind this design?

Best answer by rakesh

We understand that you would like the control on more aspects of a chart. We are currently working on a feature called Chart Editor which can give that control to admins from Report Builder. I will update the thread once we pick it up for development or have more clarity on the dates. 

4 replies

brad_jennings
Contributor ⭐️⭐️⭐️
October 23, 2019

Additionally, I would love more control over the x and y axis. Since they’re both numbers, it would be nice to set a right/left or top/bottom alignment of a zero value. Additionally, label editing is what we’re really looking forward to. We just had a really successful email campaign with a generated report in the email, but had to leave the x-axis unlabeled because that functionality does not yet exist.

rakesh
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
rakeshAnswer
Lets put your data to work!
November 1, 2019

We understand that you would like the control on more aspects of a chart. We are currently working on a feature called Chart Editor which can give that control to admins from Report Builder. I will update the thread once we pick it up for development or have more clarity on the dates. 

rsivesind
Contributor ⭐️⭐️⭐️
March 24, 2021

Hi Gainsight Team - Any update on the Chart Editor feature?

john_apple
Expert ⭐️
January 10, 2023

This still presents in Horizon analytics. A column chart will label the Y-axis but a bar chart will not. Stacked bar and columns also do not display the Y-axis. Can we make this consistent so it is easier for interpretation on dashboards and exports?