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There are three options for the y-axis on graphs. 

1. Auto 

The "Auto" option adjusts the y-axis to start at the lowest data point in your data set and end at the highest point + one row. 

For example, in the picture below the data ranges from 50%-100%. The y-axis in auto starts at 50% and goes to 100% with an extra row above. 

y-axis_auto.png

 

2. 0-Auto 

The "0-Auto" option will adjust the y-axis to start at zero and end at the highest point + one row. 

For example, in the picture below the data ranges from 50% -100%. In 0-Auto the y-axis will start at zero and end at 100% with and extra row above. 

y-axis_0-auto.png

 

3. 0-100

The "0-100" option will adjust the y-axis to start at zero and end at 100. 

For example, in the picture below the data ranges from 50% -100%. In 0-100, the y-axis will start at zero and end at 100% with no extra rows. 

y-axis_0-100.png

If you do not manually select an option, the graph will default to the Auto setting. 

Last Reviewed: 8/16/22

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