Misleading y-axis in charts

I frequently see that y-positions of points in charts are not displayed in their proper locations, and sometimes charts' y-axis do not make sense. The attached chart is a trivial example that was created with the following code (with Vertica DB, if that matters): create table VADIM.T(x Numeric, y Numeric); insert into VADIM.T values (1, 1); insert into VADIM.T values (2, 2); insert into VADIM.T values (3, 2.5); insert into VADIM.T values (4, 3); insert into VADIM.T values (5, 3.5); select * from VADIM.T order by x; The grid view displays data correctly: x y 1.000000000000000 1.000000000000000 2.000000000000000 2.000000000000000 3.000000000000000 2.500000000000000 4.000000000000000 3.000000000000000 5.000000000000000 3.500000000000000 The chart of y versus x is looking rather strange though: - the y-axis has three repeating "2" labels, - and the last point is displayed as it has y value of "4" while its actual y value is 3.5. It would be nice to have the basic data visualization working properly.

I would say it happens randomly and fairly frequently, but I didn't use the chart view that much to notice any significant patterns. Except, maybe, that the trends seem to look right but the labels sometimes get messed up.

Thanks! That works. However, would it be possible to also have a default "auto" format setting that would show reasonable labels depending on the numeric range? Also, an option to change the labels' font size and the x-axis numeric format would be useful to make plots more presentable.