I figured out that you need to use the .clipped() modifier to fix this.
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You can use .chartYScale() and .chartXScale() for that. You can pass parameters for the scale.
Here is a link to some of the Apple documentation for those.
[https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view-chart-view]
For example when I add a new scene in the App file SwiftUI automatically adds the option to create a new window of that scene type in the File menu.
Here you can see that I have added a second scene.
Here you can see that now in the file menu I have the option to open a new window of either scene type. How do I do this same thing with a button? I want to have a button in a window for example that would call the ChartView scene and create a new window with it.
I have seen examples like [https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/651592)
These examples basically open a URL with the app name and scene name. In these examples you also need to add the App URL to the info.plist and App info -> URL types. The problem is when I build these solutions in Xcode 13.2.1 and then click the button I get a popup window with the finder icon that says the application cannot be opened and it has an error code of -50.
Never mind I see what I was doing wrong here. I am embarrassed to say that I got tunnel vision and forgot while my variable was a UInt16 I had the variable set and Any for other reasons.