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Welcome to the think-cell tutorials. This video is the second of two videos on annotating and decorating your think-cell charts. It will cover axes, scales and breaks. Lets say you would like to insert a y axis to your stacked chart. Right-click onto the chart and select Add Y Axis from the context menu. The axis is added to the left of your chart. think-cell automatically scales the value axis ing to the size and values of your chart, and keeps it up-to-date when your data changes. To manually scale a value axis, select it with your mouse and drag one of the handles at either end. Release when you are happy with the extension of the scale. The values on the axis must always include the range between the lowest and highest values in the chart. Holding down Alt while dragging allows you to end the axis between tick marks. To restore automatic scaling, drag the handle until the tooltip reads Automatic and release. As with scaling, think-cell also automatically calculates the tick ma