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18 <h1>Potential Y Axis formatting problems for small values</h1>
19
20 <p>The problem using default y axis formatting for very small values:<br/>
21 (this was more of a problem before dygraphs automatically switched to scientific notation)</p>
22 <div id="graph1"></div>
23 <script type="text/javascript">
24 var g1 = new Dygraph(
25 document.getElementById("graph1"),
26 [
27 [1, 0.0],
28 [2, 0.0001],
29 [3, 0.0002],
30 [4, 0.0004],
31 [5, 0.0005]
32 ],
33 {
34 stepPlot: true,
35 labels: ["X", "Data"]
36 }
37 );
38 </script>
39
40 <p>The solution using a Y axis formatting function:</p>
41 <div id="graph2"></div>
42 <script type="text/javascript">
43 var g2 = new Dygraph(
44 document.getElementById("graph2"),
45 [
46 [1, 0.0],
47 [2, 0.0001],
48 [3, 0.0002],
49 [4, 0.0004],
50 [5, 0.0005]
51 ],
52 {
53 stepPlot: true,
54 labels: ["X", "Data"],
55 axes: {
56 y: {
57 valueFormatter: function(x) {
58 var shift = Math.pow(10, 5)
59 return Math.round(x * shift) / shift
60 },
61 }
62 }
63 }
64 );
65 </script>
66
67 <p>Different yValueFormatter and yAxisLabelFormatter functions:</p>
68 <div id="graph3"></div>
69 <script type="text/javascript">
70 var g3 = new Dygraph(
71 document.getElementById("graph3"),
72 [
73 [1, 0.0],
74 [2, 0.0001],
75 [3, 0.0002],
76 [4, 0.0004],
77 [5, 0.0005]
78 ],
79 {
80 stepPlot: true,
81 labels: ["X", "Data"],
82 axes: {
83 y: {
84 valueFormatter: function(x) {
85 var shift = Math.pow(10, 5)
86 return "*" + Math.round(x * shift) / shift
87 },
88 axisLabelFormatter: function(x) {
89 var shift = Math.pow(10, 5)
90 return "+" + Math.round(x * shift) / shift
91 }
92 }
93 }
94 }
95 );
96 </script>
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