X - Axis settings in Graph BuilderIs it possible to save this preference and make it the default for the x-axis when I'm using graph builder? I specifically need the Show tick label, long divider, show grid, and lower frame to be like this in default. Thanks.
Advanced Statistical ModelingAutomation and ScriptingBasic Data Analysis and ModelingData AccessRe: X - Axis settings in Graph BuilderIf you go to the Column Info for the x-axis variable and choose the Axis property, I believe you can set all of the properties that you want. Whenever that variable is used in a graph, those axis properties will be utilized.
I have not found a way to save these properties for the use of ANY nominal x-variable. Perhaps another community member has found a way to do it. My only suggestion is to copy the axis settings from a variable that was set and then paste to any other column that you want to use on the x-axis.
Re: X - Axis settings in Graph BuilderI don't think there are preferences for those which would only apply to Graph Builder. You can change preferences but it would apply to all platforms and columns

I would most likely, for now, utilize Presets, as I think they can handle cases like this. You cannot use them as defaults (Let us define which Preset to use as default on platform launch ).
Or you could create a script which would set those for either Graph Builder or as column properties like Dan mentioned.
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Names Default To Here(1);
rep = Current Report();
gbs = rep << XPath("//OutlineBox[@helpKey='Graph Builder']");
If(N Items(gbs) == 0,
stop();
);
// Lazy option and works for very simple cases
abs = gbs[1] << XPath("//AxisBox");
abs[1] << Axis Settings(
Show Major Labels(1),
Show Major Grid(1),
Tick Mark Style("Long Divider"),
Lower Frame(1),
Major Grid Line Color("Orange")
);
We also have Tags which can "duplicate" column properties, but I don't think we can save / auto-load those (I have made request this last year in Discovery Summit, no idea if it is in any lists) so no "preference" like feature from that either.