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# Specifying the Number of Value Scale Gridlines in Your Chart

When you create a chart, Domo determines the optimal number of value scale gridlines based on the range of values in the chart. If you want, you can change this number to show more or fewer value gridlines.

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The following example shows a chart with eight value scale gridlines, which may make the chart seem cluttered; however, it may make identifying identify the values of each bar easier.

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**To change the maximum number of value scale gridlines in a chart,**

1. Open the Analyzer for the chart you want to edit.
2. In **Chart Properties**, click **Value Scale**.
3. Enter the desired maximum number of gridlines in the **Max Gridlines** field.

   Note that this number does *not* necessarily determine the number of gridlines that appear in the chart. It limits the maximum number of gridlines that are rendered.