To help visualize trends where the values are all significantly above zero, it would be helpful to be able to start the "Y" value of the graph at a point where the data starts (higher than zero).
In the attached example, the investment value of a portfolio starts at approx $1.79M and ends at $2.05M over the period 3/31/26 to 7/7/26 . I have created two graphs with the same data (using Excel). The graph on the left is the way Quicken currently displays it.. starting at zero as the "Y" value on the graph. As you can see, the changes across the time period look pretty flat.
The graph on the right shows the same data, but the "Y" value starts at $1.75M. As you can see, the viewer has a much more granular (and usefule) view of the fluctuations in the data over that period than with the graph on the left.
This should be an option for all graph reports, but I personally would find it most useful for "Net Worth" and "Investment" reports.
This could be an option in the "Advanced" tab of the "Customize" menu.
What do you think?
