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Default non-linear y-axis scale for stock charts

A chart displays columns representing #shares traded for a group of 20 stocks along x-axis. Because the displayed values span a wide range (some columns are 1000x larger than others) the small volume stocks are hardly visible. What is needed is a way to make Y-axis non-linera; however, a log scale is useless because of the enourmous compression that takes place at the higher end of the y-axis.
Is there a way of displyaing non-linear values at a scale less than allowed by log values? Web-based stock charts do this regularly, for example see chart displayed on Yahoo finance of Apple Computers (symbol AAPL)

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=AAPL&quicken=2

Any help here? Thank you.

Alseikhan







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