How to make line chart start at y-axis?

How do you make the series on a line chart start at the y-axis? I tried adding a data point for y(x=0), but the Xcelsius graph drops it and starts with y(x=1). How do I fix that? This is especially important for series that need to start at zero.

Post Author: amr_foci
CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office
its all based on ur design of your Excel sheet
design how it will be in Excel first
then go to xeclsius
,,, by the way it looks very easy task
you can do it.

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