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Y-Scale adaptation when zooming

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    jdl
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    Hi there,

    This is a low priority feedback.
    When graphing a stat and zooimng in using the mouse to select an area, while x-axis adjusts accordingly, y-axis and related scale stays as it was. Would it be possible to have Y-axis dynamically adapted to the selected area to be zoomed.

    If you have values from 1 to 100 and zoom only on an area where only values between 50 and 60 are present, you expect the y-axis to be tuned to 40-50-60-70, for example. Currently it stays to 0 - 100. Which may become very unconvenient when values are high.

    Best regards,

    Jdamien

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      jdl
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      Would this be a bug?

      Best regards,

      Jdamien

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        It's rather "known limitation" - it was implemeted that way. I agree that it's not best way and must be fixed, but I'm not sure I'll fix this in old console - I hope to switch to new console as soon as possible. New console already have line charts implemented, with correct zoom (on both axis).

        Best regards,
        Victor

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