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# Multi axis chart

Multi-axis charts plot multiple measures with different value ranges on separate axes within a single visual. Use them to compare related metrics and identify trends, without losing context. Separate axes preserve the scale of each measure, making it easier to identify trends, correlations, and performance across shared dimension categories.

{% hint style="info" %}
Multi-axis charts are best suited for comparing measures with significantly different scales, such as revenue and profit margin, sales and order count, or production volume and defect rate.
{% endhint %}

### Configure a multi axis chart

Follow the steps outlined to plot a multi-axis chart:

1. Select the **Charts 100+** visual.
2. **Chart type:** Select **Vertical Multi Axis Chart** or Horizontal Multi Axis Chart from the **Combo** section. 
3. **Category**: Drag a dimension such as *Day* to plot on the x-axis.
4. **Axis**: Assign measures with different scales to plot on each axis.
5. In the **Vertical Multi Axis** toolbar, select **Series**. Select the type of chart to plot for each measure.

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6. In the **Vertical Multi Axis** toolbar, select **Data Label**. Use **Value display** to select the data labels to display for each measure, such as *First + Last* or *Max Only*.

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7. Go to **Settings** > **Canvas** > **Category format** to customize the chart and marker colors and style.

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