Thanks it's useful. However I face an issue with adding the label for the secondary axis, one of values does not show up if placed outside the bar - as it exceeds the scale of the Primary Axis value. I wonder why does that do that?
That's the point. When you have large outliers you can't see them relative to the norm on a graph. So we shrink them up so you can see the normal trend and then you get this large graphic where the spike is so it's easy to see.
🙏 Thanks for video solves my problem
Excactly what I was looking for! Thank you Goodly ;-)
Thanks Alex, Glad you liked it !
Neat trick with a rectangle!
Thanks it's useful. However I face an issue with adding the label for the secondary axis, one of values does not show up if placed outside the bar - as it exceeds the scale of the Primary Axis value. I wonder why does that do that?
Awesome technique.
Glad you like it 😊
Nice technique and great look...
Thank you very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
smart solution! thank you
Nice, but you have not resolved the issue with the Y-axis label: the 250 does not match with the 22569.
That's the point. When you have large outliers you can't see them relative to the norm on a graph. So we shrink them up so you can see the normal trend and then you get this large graphic where the spike is so it's easy to see.
this is awesome
Wow! Thanks a lot!
Great! Thank you!!!
Wow Awesome
Very nice
But with this method the 22569 value isn't scaled to the axis if I understood this well...
If only he spoke slower. Hard to understand with his accent. Still searching for my answers.