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Possible to "flip" the Area/Line charts to show the lowest values on top?
See original GitHub issueHello,
is it possible to achieve something like this? (Note the higher the YAxis value is the lower the line goes).
I tried to play with YAxis domain and also AreaCharts baseValue but none of them did the trick.
Thanks.
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I think it’s now possible to invert the axis using the ‘reversed’ prop.
If anyone has this need as well:
I needed to have this working now, so i did a simple trick with inverting my numeric
Y valuein datasetvalue * -1and then used formatters to make it positive again when rendering inY axisand tooltips, but it would be better if this had a native setting, because this just feels very hacky.