Stock charts start with 0 & horizontal grid lines are hard to see [Edited]

glfiedler

Greetings,

Does anyone know if Quicken has even one programmer trying to make the inadequate stock charts a better quality? For years now they have been really bad. Windows 97 Excel had better graphing!

Why do the charts start with zero. Higher priced stocks appear almost as a horizontal line, which really does not show you anything useful.

The horizontal grid lines are so light they are almost invisible. Why? Is it so you don't confuse them with the higher priced stocks?

I have been using Quicken for decades so you know I like the program but those charts are worse than disappointing.

Jim_Harman

I would guess that they currently have zero programmers working on improving the charts.

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https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7947395/graphs-should-allow-for-non-zero-y-axis