> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/analytics+/working-with-analytics+/3.-charts/3.2.-quick-options-charts/y-axis-customizations.md). # Y-axis customizations ## 1. Label customizations #### i) Scaling You can depict the y-axis labels in thousands, millions, billions, or trillions using this setting.

#### ii) Decimal precicion You can increase or decrease the number of decimal places to display on the y-axis labels.

#### iii) Font customizations You can change the font color, size, and style of the y-axis labels.

#### iv) Open y-axis settings panel Click on the gear icon to open the y-axis settings window to apply detailed customizations.

#### v) Show or hide y-axis labels You can choose to show or hide the y-axis labels. To display the y-axis labels again after hiding them, click on the undo link. You can also display y-axis labels by navigating to Settings > Axis > Y-axis> Display. Change the *Display* from 'Off' to 'Y Axis'.

## 2. Title customizations #### i) Open measure series config Click on the icon to open the measure series configuration window.[ Learn more about configuring individual measures.](broken://pages/pNQcunuKUkMzvnaxu1nL)

#### ii) Open Y-axis title config Click on the gear icon to customize the y-axis title.

You can customize every element of the title. **a) Text styling:** Set the style, font color, and size of the title. **b) Font family:** Choose the font of the title. **c) Display:** You can choose between setting a custom y-axis title, using IBCS measure notations or using the actual measure names as the title. **d) Title 1:** Provide a custom title in this text box. **e) Actual/Additional AC1/ AC2:** Set an alternate name for Actuals/Additional actual and comparison measures which will be reflected in the title. **f) Variance 1/2:** Set an alternate name for the variances which will be reflected in the title when comparisons are plotted. #### iii) Show/Hide title You can choose to show or hide the y-axis title. To display the y-axis title again after hiding it, click on the undo link. You can enable the y-axis title by navigating to Settings > Axis > Y-axis 1/2 > Show title. Enable the toggle to display the title.

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