# TimeSeries Chart and timeRange

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**Created:** [July 22, 2022, 12:55pm UTC](https://forum.inductiveautomation.com/t/timeseries-chart-and-timerange/62212 "2022-07-22T12:55:53Z")\
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Theoretically, it could be done, but you would probably have to use a script transform to make it work with the TimeSires chart. Probably wouldn't be the most performant thing either.

I think the XY Chart may be a better fit as far as allowing for a fixed set of tick marks. That or a 3rd Party module may have something that you could use.

See here for an example:

> [@KyvisLabs ApexChart Module](https://forum.inductiveautomation.com/t/kyvislabs-apexchart-module/55263):
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> Hello All, We have been working on a few modules lately, one of them being an Apex Charts module. We have been using this module for certain clients for the last few months, and in a few home automation systems, mine included. We will be releasing the source code for these modules in the coming weeks, just working on a website and the github. Commercial support is also available through an integration partner. There are a few variants in the component tree already, and I can answer any que…

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