Fine tune Y-Axis in Projected Cash Flow Chart (edited)
raultorres88
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The "Next Two Weeks" view in Projected Cash Flow is not helpful due to an issue selecting the max value in the y axis.
If you have $10 in your bank account today, and will have $1000 in your bank account in 6 months, the 2 week view shows $10 on a $1000 scale. It's hard to visualize the data. My guess is that the max Y axis value is determined by your projection at 6 months and not the current time frame.
It would be great if the chart was rendered on each dropdown change and the Y axis was determined by the max for each individual time range, rather than the max value over 6 months.
Zooming in is also an acceptable solution. If am am correct in assuming y'all use AM charts then that might be a low effort approach to enable something like `chart.scrollbarY = new am4core.Scrollbar();` https://www.amcharts.com/demos/date-based-data/
Thanks in advance!!
If you have $10 in your bank account today, and will have $1000 in your bank account in 6 months, the 2 week view shows $10 on a $1000 scale. It's hard to visualize the data. My guess is that the max Y axis value is determined by your projection at 6 months and not the current time frame.
It would be great if the chart was rendered on each dropdown change and the Y axis was determined by the max for each individual time range, rather than the max value over 6 months.
Zooming in is also an acceptable solution. If am am correct in assuming y'all use AM charts then that might be a low effort approach to enable something like `chart.scrollbarY = new am4core.Scrollbar();` https://www.amcharts.com/demos/date-based-data/
Thanks in advance!!
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Hello @raultorres88,
Thanks so much for posting your suggestion regarding the Projected Cash Flow Chart to the Community!
Has this been implemented? It looks like the Y-Axis now scales according to the Time Range selected -- does this work to meet your needs? Please let me know if not, otherwise, I am looking to mark this Feature Request as "Completed".
Thanks!
-Coach Natalie0
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