Hi I have a column chart with negative values which is showing wrong x-axes categories value. I'm sending a pre-build JSON array from the server , but no matter what i can't get the x-axes categories to show the right values.

Here is the code :

     var chart_data = JSON.parse(data).avg_range;


                        console.log(chart_data.x_axes);

                        var safety_chart_average = {
                            chart: {
                                type: 'column',
                                renderTo: pattern + '-safety-mini-chart-section',
                                spacingRight: 20,
                                spacingLeft: 20,
                            },
                            rangeSelector: {
                                enabled: false
                            },
                            navigator: {
                                enabled: false
                            },
                            scrollbar: {
                                enabled: false
                            },
                            credits: {
                                enabled: false
                            },
                            title: {
                                text: "Avg Changes",
                                marginBottom: -10
                            },
                            xAxis: {
                                categories: chart_data.x_axes
                            },
                            series: chart_data.prices


 };


This is what i'm getting



The x-axes is showing wrong values, as you can see from the picture above. 

But console.log(chart_data.x_axes) gives 
["Day 1", "Day 2", "Day 3"] which should be the correct x-axes label.

Please let me know how can i fix this x-axes label error. 


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