I was unable to resolve the issue directly because the chart control settings are very limited. However, I discovered a workaround. I changed the maximum value of the y-axis to be 200 higher than the largest data value. To do this, I grouped the data using a group-by function and stored the result with a with function, then retrieved the maximum value. I added 200 to that number and set it as the y-axis maximum.
Previously, the chart’s automatic maximum setting compressed data points that were close together, making them appear even closer. By overriding the maximum value, the spacing between those data points is now clearer. I also added a toggle that displays a data table, so users can print it if the chart labels are difficult to read.
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