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New type of cross hair for line and smoother type charts

What inspired this wish list request? I use another program where there is an option to have a vertical line on the x axis and all the values for the lines/curves that it goes though the values show along the line.  This is really useful for seeing the values of multiple Y's at a x axis value point.

 

 

What is the improvement you would like to see? 

Here is an example of what it looks like, I can see what the values are for all the curve at the same time.  The value boxes are stacked in the order that the lines are vertically.

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Why is this idea important? This makes understanding curve data a lot easier that having to move the cross hair tool up and down and try and remember the values or write them down.

 

 

1 Comment
hogi
Level XI

Here is an example of how it feels like :


Plotly graph  from Highlighting Axis labels corresponding to selected data points.