highcharts - Start scrollbar at the left for Highstock -


i need start scrollbar @ left instead of right highstock graph. suggestions? i've seen setextremes options i'm either not using right or doesn't need. here code graph have far.

$(function() { $('#container').highcharts({      chart: {         renderto: 'container',         defaultseriestype: 'column'     },     title: {         text: 'placed advisor'     },     xaxis: {         categories: ['john jenkins', 'steve smith', 'will douglas', 'dustin johnson', 'suzy abbott', 'wendy jones'],         min: 2      },     yaxis: {         min: 0     },     legend: {         shadow: true     },     plotoptions: {         column: {             pointpadding: 0.2,             borderwidth: 0.5         }     },     series: [{         name: 'unemployed',         data: [100, 100, 120, 55, 35, 189]},     {         name: 'placed in related',         data: [80, 108, 15, 74, 48, 88]},     {         name: 'placed in unrelated',         data: [17, 22, 187, 70, 75, 35]},     {         name: 'except',         data: [10, 0, 19, 65, 25, 174]}],      scrollbar: {         enabled:true,         barbackgroundcolor: 'lightgray',         //barborderradius: 7,         //barborderwidth: 0,         //buttonbackgroundcolor: 'gray',         //buttonborderwidth: 0,         //buttonarrowcolor: 'yellow',         //buttonborderradius: 0,         //riflecolor: 'yellow',         //trackbackgroundcolor: 'red',         //trackborderwidth: 1,         //trackbordercolor: 'silver',         //trackborderradius: 7     } });  $('#button').click(function() {     var chart = $('#container').highcharts();     chart.xaxis[0].setextremes(      ); });

});

here a fiddle of have far.

you need set min value 0 , max (like 2).

http://jsfiddle.net/yhgs9/5/


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