Keeping multiple area chart width's fixed - tableau-api

Is there a way to fix an area graph's width? So when I have multiple columns, they don't shrink. How can I have a normal scroller, similar to a text tables.
Just 5 Columns:
Multiple Columns in same panel width:
Scroller:
Thanks!

On your dashboard, from the sheet dropdown menu:
Fit > Standard
Here is an article from Tableau that references the issue:
https://kb.tableau.com/articles/issue/view-on-dashboard-is-scrunched-and-has-no-scrollbar

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