why stimulsoft reports js clustered chart y axis format not getting set - stimulsoft

hi i am new to stimulsoft, i am using stimulsoft report js to generate a report, but i am not able to set my Y-axis format.
i tried using N2 but instead of showing numbers in y-axis its starts showing N2. One more problem is that data on each bar is showing some random numbers though in tool tip its showing correct value of each bar.
My JSON data is something like this and in stimulsoft i made a relationship between marks and studdet inside marks.
[{
"studdet":[
{"Admnno":"18","stdnm":"NIKITA BERA","fname":"NIRMAL BERA","mname":"CHINU BERA","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"9","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"63","stdnm":"ANIMESH KUMAR PRASWANI","fname":"PRADUMAN PASWAN","mname":"SUNILA DEVI","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"10","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"33","stdnm":"VISHAL KUMAR","fname":"DILIP KUMAR","mname":"SUMAN DEVI","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"11","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"54","stdnm":"ANIKET PANDEY","fname":"NAND KUMAR PANDEY","mname":"NITU DEVI PANDEY","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"12","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"9","stdnm":"NIGAM KUMAR","fname":"BRIJESH KUMAR RAY","mname":"PAMMY DEVI","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"13","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"55","stdnm":"RAJ KUMAR","fname":"RAGHVENDRA PRASAD","mname":"SANJU DEVI","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"14","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"23","stdnm":"SHUBHAM DEY","fname":"DIPAK DEY","mname":"PUMPA DEY","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"15","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"34","stdnm":"JIBESH GHOSH","fname":"SUSHANTA KUMAR GHOSH","mname":"LATIKA GHOSH","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"16","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
{"Admnno":"45","stdnm":"SHRUTI AGARWAL","fname":"SANJAY KUMAR AGARWAL","mname":"SIMA DEVI","add":"JAMSHEDPUR ","cls":"I","sec":"A","roll":"17","dob":"2019-04-16","session":"2019","attworking":"0","attpresent":"0"},
],
"marks":[
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i was using older version of stimulsoft which was 2018.3.3 and when i updated my version to 2019.3.4 my problem was resolved

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