Chart Alignment

[ronildo]

Is there a way to align stacked charts properly?
Right now I'm trying to calculate the size of the y scale, to then apply the difference using title padding... but not sure if that is the best way to go here.

[Udemology]

Give your upper chart layout padding: https://youtu.be/0OAWkQqDfac

Something like this
layout: {
padding: {
right: 10
}
}

[ronildo]

Hi, @Udemology Thanks for replying to my message and trying to help.

This probably can work, but it's very easy to mess things up, here is why I think that.
In my screenshot, the y scale goes from -100.0000% to 100.0000%, but in case the scale tick has 0.0001 as the value, the alignment is different, so basically right now I'm trying to control the size of my charts based on on the one with the highest width, which is not great, very easy to things get un-algined.

Is there a way to control the with of the y scale? If there was, I could set all my charts to have the y scale with the same size and that would make my chart area the same.

We were using Scichart which has a feature to align stacked vertical charts, but I'm struggling a little bit to accomplish the same result.

edit:
Here is another image that exemplifies what I'm trying to say about the y scale. It's very easy to spot that the y scale changes depending on the number of chars.

[Udemology]

This is interesting. I will need to look if there is a way. As each chart is an independent object but perhaps scale adjustment would be to only way with extra space. All your Y scales are always position to the right, I will explore this.