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Using only certain series for scaling
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to configure the Scale https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot/blob/master/dist/uPlot.d.ts#L285 such that only certain series are used for scaling the axis?
I tried setting auto to false, as well as min/max to null but seems like there is no way to exclude certain series from scaling.
The reason is that I am only interested in seeing certain series if they close in on another series (think moving average).
Any suggestions?
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Can confirm this works, after spending 2 hours debugging a data issue 😃
Thanks Leon!
I would say given your goals for the library to keep things simple that performance is a valid reason but I like your example here, I think this will work. I will try it out today. Thanks again.