Adjusting the Range for Y-Axis

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Beginner

Have you ever noticed that on some charts your X-Axis is missing, and was wondering why on earth is this happening?

This is caused by automatic adjustment of min/max values on the Y-Axis.

Here's how to fix it in 48 seconds:

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