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In the previous chapter, we explored the possibilities of using two categorical axes, and hopefully this has inspired you to build more adventurous visuals. It would make sense therefore to now focus on how we can use Charticulator’s numerical axes to greater effect too. I’m sure you’re quite conversant with using value axes in charts you’ve built in Power BI and other applications, and therefore in this chapter, you would typically expect to learn how to edit the range of values used by the axis and format the labels that are specific to numerical data. Both of these topics we will of course be covering here.
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Box, A. (2022). Using Numerical Axes. In: Introducing Charticulator for Power BI. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8076-8_7
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