I would like to request an enhancement to how time values are formatted and displayed on the Y-Axis in XY-Charts when dealing with time durations that surpass the 24-hour threshold.

Currently, I am using the chart to display Cycle-time, Idle-time, and Measurement-time as three separate lines over a defined time range. To account for durations exceeding 24 hours, I’ve included days in the format (e.g., 1D:02H:00M instead of 02H:00M). While this works for larger time spans, I’ve encountered an issue where, for shorter time spans that don’t exceed 24 hours, the chart displays "365d" instead of "0d" on the Y-Axis (see attached screenshot, reference 2), whereas displaying the cycle time in the bullet Points poses no issue (see attached screenshot, reference 1). This inconsistency causes confusion, even though the bullet points on the chart lines remain accurate..

The only suggested workaround so far is to turn off the Y-Axis, but this is not a viable solution as it removes critical context from the chart.

I propose adding a feature "duration" for rendering on the Y-Axis, or improvement that ensures consistent and accurate Y-Axis time formatting across all time ranges, regardless of whether the time exceeds 24 hours or not. This would greatly improve the usability and clarity of the XY-Chart for scenarios involving time-based data visualization.

If needed, I can provide project data or additional screenshots to illustrate the issue further...