Aleksandr Shestakov

@laurachelaru Unfortunately, at the moment the issue is not solved yet. We are still working on it.

@AlessandroBiaggi Please, make sure that you are using the latest version of the AnyChart Android library and modern version of Android Studio. The approach described in [the repo wiki](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Getting-started) builds...

@kamieniarzk We recommend overriding the view. Remove the existing one and create a new one.

@kamieniarzk The only possible solution now is described in [the wiki article](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Multiple-charts-in-a-single-layout).

@parcool @parthitechnotion Please, check the [Quick Start guide](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Getting-started), it describes how to launch the framework in your projects.

@itshiteshverma Unfortunately, the current version of the library doesn't support applying images as a chart background. Probably, in future updates, it will be available.

@shiv2810 You can use `inverted()` scale method for this purpose. For most of the chart types you can achieve that like this: ``` chart.yScale().inverted(true); ``` Where `chart` is a variable...

@shiv2810 Does the `inverted()` method work for you? Or please, provide an example of the desired chart, if I didn't get your idea correctly.

@shiv2810 Are you using a bar chart? Did I get correctly that 0-600 is a X-Axis value? Not Y value

@marina07 Check your XML (you are using relative layout), imports in the main activity, API level you are using, and make sure that you have added AnyChart library to Gradle...