You can use the VALUETYPES= option to specify the TICKVALUELIST= option
values in a scale and format other than that specified by the TICKINVERVALSTYLE=
option. You can also use the VALUETYPES= option to specify VIEWMIN= and
VIEWMAX= values. For example, in the previous example, you can specify
VALUESTYPE=EXPONENT, and then list the TICKVALUELIST= option values as
exponents of 10 rather than expanded values as shown in the following layout block.
layout overlay /
yaxisopts=(griddisplay=on type=log
logopts=(base=10 tickvaluepriority=true
tickintervalstyle=logexpand
valuestype=exponent
tickvaluelist=(0 1 2 3 4 5)
minorticks=true));
seriesplot ...
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