Well, my understanding has increased and the question has changed.
The question is; when plotting 2 data series, how to get the graph to
scale and show the same series in the zoom area.  When I have 2 data
series the graph determines the y axis gridlines based on the first
series but shows the second series in the zoom area.  Hence, the
numbers for the second series y axis gridlines are not "pretty" ie.
they're forced to follow the grid selected for the first series.
Ideally, I want the graph to determine Y axis gridlines of the data
series shown in the zoom area.

Code:

   var nmi_data = new google.visualization.DataTable();
   var nmi_data_cols = 1;
   nmi_data.addColumn('datetime', 'Date');
function nmi_data_create()
{
   var recnt=0;
   if (nmi_metar.length>0)
   {
      nmi_data_cols++
      nmi_data.addColumn('number', 'degF');
      nmi_data.addRows(nmi_metar.length);
      for (x in nmi_metar)
      {
         nmi_metar[x][0]=new Date(nmi_metar[x][0]); //turn date str
into date obj
         nmi_data.setValue(recnt,0,nmi_metar[x][0]);
         nmi_data.setValue(recnt,1, Math.round((nmi_metar[x][1]
*9/5)+32));
         recnt++
      }
   }
   nmi_data.addColumn('number', "$unitsgraph");
   nmi_data.addRows(nmi_param.length);
   for (x in nmi_param)
   {
      nmi_param[x][0]=new Date(nmi_param[x][0]); // turn date str into
date obj
      nmi_data.setValue(recnt,0,nmi_param[x][0]);
      nmi_data.setValue(recnt,2, Math.round(nmi_param[x][1]));
      recnt++
   }
}

Options:

        var colors = ['orange','green'];
        nmi_chart.draw(nmi_data,
           {
              'displayZoomButtons': false,
              'colors': colors.slice(colors.length - nmi_data_cols),
              'scaleColumns': [0,1],
              'scaleType': 'allmaximized',
              'displayLegendDots': true,
              //'scaleColumns': [0,3],
              //'scaleType': 'allfixed',
              'fill': 20,
              'dummy':0  // help ensure we don't have an extra comma
           });


Thanks,

On Dec 29, 4:10 am, VizGuy <[email protected]> wrote:
> It is not clear what you are trying to achieve.
> Could you please elaborate about what you want to see, and attach a bit more
> code lines to the snippets (if you can show some real example of your code,
> it will be very helpful).
>
> Regards,
> VizGuy
>
> On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 12:40 AM, jim <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I've got 2 series I want to plot using 2 independant Y scales.   Can
> > this be done?  Code as follows
>
> >          'scaleColumns': [1,0,],
> >              'min': [100,200],
> >              'scaleType': 'allfixed',
>
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
>
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