PrateekKumarSingh
All graph types do not show the lowest value in the dataset
When plotting data with any of the three chart types, the lowest value in the dataset is never drawn. This is perhaps most obviously demonstrated with a bar plot.
For example, If I create an array called "test" and add values from 1-10, like this:
You get a chart that looks like this:
You can see that the y-axis starts at 2 and not 1, and the first value is completely missing.
The result should look like this:
After doing some debugging, I believe the reason for this is because of two issues in Show-Graph.ps1.
On line 148 the below code never processes the last value in the set:
For($i=$NumOfRows;$i -gt 0;$i--)
Simply changing the -gt comparison operator to -ge ensures the for-loop processes all the data points:
For($i=$NumOfRows;$i -ge 0;$i--)
That alone does not resolve the issue though. The second section of code that needed changing is at line 221:
elseif($RangePercent -le 40 -and $RangePercent -ge 1)
A similar issue to the above, the code is not processed when $i is equal to 0:
$RangePercent = $i/$NumOfRows * 100
elseif($RangePercent -le 40 -and $RangePercent -ge 1)
Simply changing line 221 to elseif($RangePercent -le 40 -and $RangePercent -ge 0) allows the chart to be plotted correctly.
I hope this is useful.
@bennyguk , this is very useful. I have encountered this in the past. I thought it related to not setting the reference valus for the x-axis.
I suggest put this forward as a push request for the project.
