What is minor tick mark in SAP BC-FES-GRA - Graphic?

SAP Term: minor tick mark

• Component: BC-FES-GRA

• Component Name: Graphic

• Description: The short lines placed at regular intervals on the time axis and at right angles to it. The major tick marks are the larger markings on the axes and the minor tick marks are smaller. Being major and minor has nothing to do with where they are placed in relation to data points. They give you a better overview of the time axis and help you to see time periods at a glance.

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• Key Concepts: 
  A minor tick mark is a graphical element used in SAP's BC-FES-GRA Graphic component. It is a small line that is used to indicate a specific point on a graph or chart. It is usually used in conjunction with major tick marks, which are larger lines that indicate larger intervals on the graph or chart. 
  
  How to use it: 
  Minor tick marks can be used to indicate specific points on a graph or chart. They are typically used in conjunction with major tick marks, which are larger lines that indicate larger intervals on the graph or chart. To add minor tick marks to a graph or chart, select the “Minor Tick Marks” option from the “Graph Settings” menu in the BC-FES-GRA Graphic component. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When adding minor tick marks to a graph or chart, it is important to make sure that they are spaced evenly and accurately. This will ensure that the data being represented is accurate and easy to interpret. Additionally, it is important to make sure that the minor tick marks are not too close together, as this can make the graph or chart difficult to read. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Minor tick marks are often used in conjunction with major tick marks, which are larger lines that indicate larger intervals on the graph or chart. Additionally, minor tick marks can be used in combination with other graphical elements such as labels and legends to provide additional information about the data being represented.