The Axis field will be available in the editor when the selected chart type is: Column, Bar, Line, Bubble, Scatter, Radar, Pareto, or Area.

After a field is defined as the axis for the view graph, the system allows you to make some adjustments to how the information is presented.

To do this, in the view editor, go to the Customize tab and expand the X-axis and Y-axis fields . The following options will be available:

X-axis or Y-axis :

By disabling this option, the axis lines and markings will not be displayed on the chart, showing only the analysis data. The remaining axis settings will also be disabled.

Display title :

With this option enabled, it is possible to define the text that will be displayed as the axis title. 

To define a title, simply fill in the Axis Name field , or enable the Automatic Title option , which automatically generates a title based on the axis field.

Additionally, using the button , you can customize the title style by adjusting the font, color, and size.

Display values :

This option allows you to enable or disable the display of numerical or categorical values ​​along the axis. 

Use the button if you want to customize the style of the values, adjusting the font, color, and size.

Limits :

This section allows you to control the range of values ​​displayed on the vertical axis (Y-axis) of the chart. 

Limits are useful for highlighting a specific range of values ​​or for standardizing the scale when comparing different graphs using the same visual ratio. 

To configure them, fill in the fields:

• Minimum value : defines the starting point of the Y-axis. For example, entering 100 will set the axis to start at that value, ignoring smaller numbers.
• Maximum value : defines the endpoint of the Y-axis. For example, entering 1000 will prevent the axis from displaying values ​​above this limit.
• Scale interval : determines the distance between axis markings. For example, setting it to 100 will display axis lines and labels in increments of 100.

Formatting :

This option is available for axes that display measurements (usually the Y-axis). It defines how the values ​​will be displayed on the axis, regardless of the formatting applied to the measurement.

By default, the formatting is Automatic , but the user can customize it, for example, to display R$ 9M on the axis while maintaining 9,000,000 in the column or bar display.

To customize the formatting, simply select the Custom option and, in the Type field , configure the desired formatting:

The Reference Lines field will be available in the editor when the selected chart type is: Column, Bar, Line, Bubble, Scatter, Pareto, Area, Gauge, and Progress Bar. 

This option allows you to highlight a specific value or range on the axis in the graph, functioning as a visual marker for goals, limits, or points of attention.

To configure the reference lines, access the View Data and click on the Reference Line option .

In the Line Type field , specify whether the reference line will be a fixed line, a stripe, or a variable line:

• Fixed : inserts a line at a specific value on the axis. You need to specify the Label , Value , and Color of the line that will be displayed on the chart.
• Range : highlights an area between two values. You need to specify the Label , the Initial Value , the Final Value , and the Color of the range that will be displayed on the chart.
• Variable : inserts the line or range based on a calculation applied to a measurement. It is necessary to specify the Label , Field , Aggregation Function , and Color . For the Field , all measurement fields of the analysis are available. For the Aggregation Function, functions that return the sum, maximum, minimum, average, count, or distinct count of the values ​​of the selected measurement are available.

If necessary, repeat the process to insert as many reference lines as needed for the graph.