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Hi,
I have dates on the X-axis for a line chart. I tried to set the bound to auto to fit in the data series low-max date. It won't allow me to set it to auto. It always goes back to a data that was used previously. I could set the Y-axis to auto though it didn't perfectly to set the bound close enough to the low-hi value on the Y-axis. What is the trick to overcome this issue on the X-axis?
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I formated the date data type as ddd mmddyy. I think it's still a date data-type-wise.