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chds = 0,1800

https://image-charts.com/chart?chd=a%3A2060%2C971%2C849&chds=0,1800&chs=700x100&cht=bvg

chds 0,1800 chart with lower bar

chds = 0,2000

https://image-charts.com/chart?chd=a%3A2060%2C971%2C849&chds=0,2000&chs=700x100&cht=bvg

chds 0,2000 with higher bar

So chds = 0,1800 has a lower bar than chds = 0,2000 when I expect the opposite. With chds = 0,1800 I expect the bar to take up the whole image since 2060 is more than 1800.

Docs: https://documentation.image-charts.com/reference/chart-axis/

Jason Axelson
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Image-Charts founder here :)

As per our documentation, chds as you want to use it works with chd=t: (like in Google Image Charts). chds is not necessary with chd=a:.

With chd=t: chds work as expected:

chds=0,1800&chd=t:

https://image-charts.com/chart?chd=t:2060,971,849&chds=0,1800&chs=700x100&cht=bvg

chds=0,2000&chd=t:

https://image-charts.com/chart?chd=t:2060,971,849&chds=0,2000&chs=700x100&cht=bvg

FGRibreau
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