We divided the axes properties in two groups* Category axis* Value == AxesOptions == <!--T:1-->

=== Value Axes === <!--T:6-->

<!--T:7-->On the Value Axes there are some graphics charts that support only one value axis ([[#Simple Value Axis]]) and other that support one ore more value axis ([[#Multiple Value Axis]])

==== Simple Value Axis ==== <!--T:8-->

Graphics <!--T:9-->Charts that support only one value axis

<!--T:11-->The options here are:* [[Decimal_(Y_axis)|Decimals]]* [[Thousand_sep._(Y_axis)|Thousand Separator]]* [[Maximum Axis Value]]* [[Minimum Axis Value]] <!--T:12-->'''Applies to''' <!--T:13-->[[Cross Column Chart]], [[Cross Bar Chart]], [[Cross Line Chart]], [[Cross Area Chart]] ==== Multiple Value Axis ==== <!--T:14--> <!--T:15-->We support charts that can have one ore more Value Axes, so you can create complex charts, as you can see bellow.[[File:Comparing two axes.png]]

Graphics that support <!--T:16-->The use wants do compare Cost and %Profit, but, as the values have a huge difference, using one ore more value axis (left chart) results in a bad view, but with tow axes (right chart) you can see the variations clearly.

<!--T:19-->The options here for each axis are: