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That's exactly what the affect is according to the documentation
�% Divides by 100 and show as percentage.�
Which means you must not supply it a true percentage value to work with
You probably create your percentage using something like PCENT/D12.2=((RETAIL_COST - DEALER_COST)/RETAIL_COST)*100; Just change it to PCENT/D12.2=((RETAIL_COST - DEALER_COST)/RETAIL_COST);
If your percentage is coming in as a value from your datasource then divide it by 100 in a define
Thank you for the explanation. If I divide the percent by hundred, when I do the mouse over on the plot points, the percentage would be shown as 0.8 instead of 80%. So, basically what I want do is diplay the mouseover as 80% as well as the axis value as 80%. does that make sense?
That makes perfect sense and I don�t have an answer, but I�ll cogitate it over the weekend and might find something. Basic problem is that mouseover displays actual value and not graphical value.