[Feature] Align multiple Y Axis 0 line

[jack-chui]

What problem does this feature solve?

I read the API document but I cannot see a method to align 0 line for different Y Axis

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What does the proposed API look like?

Any method can help me to align different 0 line in Y axis?

[mdhxolta]

I would like to know this as well

[ThomasKientz]

@pissang Shouldn't the new option alignTicks address this ?

[Daraan]

alignTicks aligns the ticks that they are on top of each other but it is not value specific.
That the 0 is aligned to the other 0 is not given if there are negative numbers.

A second option to manually align values to values wood be good.
Or is there a point I'm missing?

In my example the 0s can't be aligned via alignTicks if the sides have not the same proportions.

[Superkarl]

If you set the min and max values, the 0 line will be displayed correctly. I have calculated the min and max values of all Y axes on the basis of the data and passed them in the options.

I hope that helps a little bit.

[Geloosa]

Hey! Any updates on this one?

API proposal

yAxis.alignValues: number - Aligns ticks with the passed value on multiple numeric y axes. Only available for axes of type 'value' or log.

Or, as this probably is only needed to align 0 values,
yAxis.alignZero: boolean - Aligns ticks with the 0 value on multiple numeric y axes. Only available for axes of type 'value' or log.

[snibbo]

@Superkarl

Unfortunately, this does not solve my issue. My values on the first axis have amounts of millions and my second axis' values have cents. Setting a Min value leads to unseeable/unnoticeable chart elements (e.g. super small bars) for elements on my second axis.

Would be a really cool feature to align both axis on the 0-line, because the rest just looks odd to me (and my executives) :)

[Pk13055]

After almost 3 years, this issue is still open. If someone from the team can address at least whether this will be addressed or not will help guide decisions as to charting library adoption. For reference, this is a highcharts implementation with 4 y axes all with different range(s)/min/max

UPDATE: A temporary/permanent workaround is #18541

[agusdutra]

Hi, any updates on this issue?