X&Y axis crossing at point different to zero

Dear
I am trying to do a scatter plot, but some points are x=0/y=0, so I would like to have x&y axis crossing at a point different to 0 (for example -0,05/-0,05), in order to have a better visualization of this points. Is this possible with Number'09?
I appreciate the help!
Xavier

There is one drawback. If the lines are to be a different color than the chart gridlines, they must be in front of the chart which also puts them in front of the data points. It would be better to use the same color as the gridlines, but thicker, put them behind the chart, and set the chart fill color to none.
If it is absolutely necessary to have the axis labels at the axes instead of on the edges, it will require text boxes or tables.

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