Is chart overlay always a line graph or can it be changed it to something else?

[efavreau]

I'm looking to reverse the axis on this graph, but keep the visualization the same. I can't find a way to do this, because chart overlay seems to only use a line. Is it possible to force chart overlay to use something besides a line?

[dbcase]

try partial=f on your timechart like this

your search here |timechart partial=f count by whatever

[efavreau]

Thank you. Result was no different.

[dbcase]

Hmmm, I guessing gokadroid is correct. It appears to be the width of the columns that is shorting the lines in the overlay. What happens if you select other types of graphs for the primary (column)?

[gokadroid · Accepted solution]

Hope this helps:

1) Overlay seems to be line always
2) How far away from the edge an overlay will be dependent on:

• What visualization has been chosen, for example same data when represented as line graph or area chart will overlay the line to the edge.
• How many items are being graphed for each x axis element in case of bar chart and how many x axis points are there in total. For example if you had Volume, Volume(squared) and Volume(cubed) bars for each Sunday (and you were plotting only two Sundays) then the line might be even further away from the edge as now one x axis element (first Sunday) need to plot three bars and the line point which shall represent overlay shall be the middle point of "distance" from the edge of axis till first grouping plot end. If you were to plot these for say 20 Sundays now, the line will shift closer, given the bars will be slimmer and the "distance" used to plot the three bars per Sunday will be slimmer.

What is the expected output when you mention I'm looking to reverse the axis on this graph, but keep the visualization the same.

[efavreau]

Point 2 does not help, but does makes sense. Thank you. To answer your question, the duration axis would be on the left, but still represented by lines, and the Volume axis would be on the right, and still represented by columns.