Ivan Tsenilov

Hey @davyverhaegh 👋 Is [this example](https://codesandbox.io/s/suspicious-dan-b2vdp2?file=/App.tsx) similar to what you are looking for?

Hi @alex-mironov 👋 You can achieve this by using `display: 'auto'` when configuring axes. ```typescript scales: { y: { type: 'linear' as const, display: 'auto', ... }, ... }, ```...

Hi @jacky-ew 👋 If I understand your problem correctly, you can just set up `datasets` like so: ```typescript datasets: [ { label: 'Fruit data', data: [10, 6, 4], backgroundColor: 'rgba(255,...

Hey @LukeMeyer94 👋 Apologies for a late reply, is the issue still relevant with the latest versions of `react-chartjs-2` and `Chart.js`?

Hi @SamueleDassatti 👋 Sorry for a late reply, is the issue still relevant with the latest versions of `react-chartjs-2` and `Chart.js`?

Hi @sterkhedkar 👋 Sorry for a late reply. You can create a vertical line chart by using `Line` component and setting `options` property `indexAxis` to `'y'`. To permanently display data...

Hi @lisaWriteJava 👋 Would you mind providing a bit more explanation or possibly an image of this sort of chart? Cheers!

`react-google-charts` is indeed not supposed to be used with React Native. You might want to look at other solutions.

Hi @Hamza-malikx 👋 I've tried your settings and everything seems to work as it should. Please take a look at [this code sandbox](https://codesandbox.io/s/cranky-merkle-ng2q1k?file=/App.tsx) with an example.

Do you think you could make a repo with minimal reproduction?