Hello,
I updated my server & app to the new versions 2.16.4.
I can display the Y axis but the limits are just displayed on the 4 corners. Not very nice…
I viewed here that they were displayed as min/max of each variable.
Why not in my case?
I have my chart elements set at Height, % settings (each in it’s own 1/4 space), whereas yours looks like they may be set for Values (all share the same space).
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Yeah!
I think the displayed data in between MIN & MAX (total of 2-4+ points of range seems normal) is determined by variance of data within the chosen time range. And making a chart tall will only accentuate that effect.
@Gunner see screenshot (cropped portrait not landscape). This is using 100% for each of the 4 variables and the only one with only 2 y-axis values during the 6 hours is temperature and that’s because it only varied between 21.91 and 22.87. Surely @Alx-I should see something similar.
Note the “Gunner Chart bug”.
Now who’s chart looks gruesome 
His ranges are all flatlined… not many differences to account for.
Might have been nice to have a single data point for where the actual line is though.
What bug… the looking into the future bug? I haven’t actually noticed it myself.
No another bug, the one that makes my chart look gruesome 
y-axis data points in portrait mode that run straight through the data on the left and right side of the screen.
Ahhh… but dare I ask why it is called the “Gunner Chart bug”? 
because Gunner pushed for the y-axis data points.
Ha Ha… they never listen to me… must have been someone else 
Strange that it does that on your chart only… And the x-axis looks different, I don’t think you have the latest chart revisions in your ESPproMon App (I recall you saying something about that I think).
Mine is a special chart i.e the app variety.
@Alx-I I notice this thread is marked solved, is it really solved and if so how did you fix the problem?
Hi Costa, I just applied the config of gunner (% height) and I have now a clear view of each stream of data.
It’s all I needed 
I think also that the flattening of my charts doesn"t help the display to show nice range of Y axis in absolute mode…