diff --git a/amcharts/AmCharts.d.ts b/amcharts/AmCharts.d.ts
index 56435e784..b1fe9fea6 100644
--- a/amcharts/AmCharts.d.ts
+++ b/amcharts/AmCharts.d.ts
@@ -2311,24 +2311,43 @@ If you do not set properties such as dashLength, lineAlpha, lineColor, etc - val
         durationUnits: Object;
         /** Radar chart only. Possible values are: "polygons" and "circles". Set "circles" for polar charts. polygons */
         gridType: string;
+        /** Unique id of value axis. It is not required to set it, unless you need to tell the graph which exact value axis it should use. */
+        id: string;
         /** Specifies whether guide values should be included when calculating min and max of the axis. */
         includeGuidesInMinMax: boolean;
         /** If true, the axis will include hidden graphs when calculating min and max values. */
         includeHidden: boolean;
         /** Specifies whether values on axis can only be integers or both integers and doubles. */
         integersOnly: boolean;
+        /** You can use this function to format Value axis labels. This function is called and these parameters are passed: labelFunction(value, valueText, valueAxis);
+Where value is numeric value, valueText is formatted string and valueAxis is a reference to valueAxis object. 
+
+If axis type is "date", labelFunction will pass different arguments:
+labelFunction(valueText, date, valueAxis)
+
+Your function should return string.*/
+        labelFunction(value: number, valueText: string, valueAxis: ValueAxis): string;
+        labelFunction(valueText: string, data: Date, valueAxis: ValueAxis): string;
         /** Specifies if this value axis' scale should be logarithmic. */
         logarithmic: boolean;
         /** Read-only. Maximum value of the axis. */
         max: number;
         /** If you don't want max value to be calculated by the chart, set it using this property. This value might still be adjusted so that it would be possible to draw grid at rounded intervals. */
         maximum: number;
+        /** If your value axis is date-based, you can specify maximum date of the axis. Can be set as date object, timestamp number or string if dataDateFormat is set. */
+        maximumData: Date;
         /** Read-only. Minimum value of the axis. */
         min: number;
         /** If you don't want min value to be calculated by the chart, set it using this property. This value might still be adjusted so that it would be possible to draw grid at rounded intervals. */
         minimum: number;
+        /** If your value axis is date-based, you can specify minimum date of the axis. Can be set as date object, timestamp number or string if dataDateFormat is set. */
+        minimumDate: Date;
         /** If set value axis scale (min and max numbers) will be multiplied by it. I.e. if set to 1.2 the scope of values will increase by 20%. */
         minMaxMultiplier: number;
+        /** Works with radar charts only. If you set it to “middle”, labels and data points will be placed in the middle between axes. */
+        pointPosition: string;
+        /** Possible values are: "top", "bottom", "left", "right". If axis is vertical, default position is "left". If axis is horizontal, default position is "bottom". */
+        position: string;
         /** Precision (number of decimals) of values. */
         precision: number;
         /** Radar chart only. Specifies if categories (axes' titles) should be displayed near axes)
@@ -2343,10 +2362,22 @@ If you do not set properties such as dashLength, lineAlpha, lineColor, etc - val
         stackType: string;
         /** Read-only. Value difference between two grid lines. */
         step: number;
+        /** If you set minimum and maximum for your axis, chart adjusts them so that grid would start and end on the beginning and end of plot area and grid would be at equal intervals. If you set strictMinMax to true, the chart will not adjust minimum and maximum of value axis. */
+        strictMinMax: boolean;
         /** In case you synchronize one value axis with another, you need to set the synchronization multiplier. Use synchronizeWithAxis method to set with which axis it should be synced. */
         synchronizationMultiplier: number;
+        /** One value axis can be synchronized with another value axis. You can use both reference to your axis or id of the axis here. You should set synchronizationMultiplyer in order for this to work. */
+        synchronizeWith: ValueAxis;
         /** If this value axis is stacked and has columns, setting valueAxis.totalText = "[[total]]" will make it to display total value above the most-top column. */
         totalText: string;
+        /** Color of total text. */
+        totalTextColor: string;
+        /** Distance from data point to total text. */
+        totalTextOffset: number;
+        /** This allows you to have logarithmic value axis and have zero values in the data. You must set it to >0 value in order to work. */
+        treatZeroAs: number;
+        /** Type of value axis. If your values in data provider are dates and you want this axis to show dates instead of numbers, set it to "date". */
+        type: string;
         /** Unit which will be added to the value label. */
         unit: string;
         /** Position of the unit. Possible values are "left" and "right". right */