Showing gridlines
You can add gridlines to the visualization background to make it easier to get a reading of the value for an item. Gridlines are dotted lines that are drawn horizontally or vertically from the tick marks on numerical axes.
About this task
The visualizations are by default drawn without gridlines. Gridlines
can be added on the value and category axes in bar charts, and the X- and Y-
axes in line charts, combination charts, and scatter plots, provided that the
axes represent numerical values. Examples of visualizations with gridlines are
shown below.


Procedure
Results
You can also add or remove gridlines from the visualization properties.
In the
visualization properties panel, you can add
the
Gridlines card, and then select or clear the
check boxes for the available axes in the visualization, in any client.


In the installed client, you can show or hide gridlines from the axis page of interest (X-axis, Y-axis, Value Axis, etc.) in the visualization properties dialog.
Parent topic: Adding and configuring a visualization
